> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.strikepack.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.strikepack.com/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/hybrid-swap.md). # Hybrid Swap For PlayStation®4 / Switch™ **New Experience** - Firmware v3 Guide

Hybrid Swap

> CM00114 > > *** > > PlayStation®4 / Switch™ **Hybrid Swap** manages **8 Weapon Slots**, each able to hold their own Fire Mode M.O.D. & Recoil Assist settings. Slots 1-2 auto-track your Switch Weapon button presses for your primary & secondary weapons, while Slots 3-8 must be swapped to manually. This lets you have up to 8 weapons optimized on your STRIKEPACK™-enabled controller at any given time.

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Switch Weapon Button Tracking

**Slots 1 & 2 are special—they sync with games that switch between 2 weapons with a single button press** (for example,

**press**

**Triangle** to toggle between your primary & secondary weapon). Slot 1 is for your primary, and Slot 2 is for your secondary. STRIKEPACK™ tracks the button you’ve set in the **Switch Weapon Button Setting** (default:

Triangle) and swaps between Slot 1 & 2 each time you

press it. {% hint style="warning" icon="triangle-exclamation" %} If this tracking doesn’t work well for your game, you can disable this feature by setting the Switch Weapon Button Setting to N/A (None). {% endhint %} Switch Weapon Button Tracking needs to be initially synced with your game and may sometimes lose sync—such as when respawning after dying on your secondary, during loading screens or menus, or when you

press

Triangle in other contexts. To resync, switch to your in-game primary weapon, then while

**holding**

**Touch (Activator)**,

**tap**

**Triangle**:

Switch to your Primary Weapon...

...then Touch + Triangle to Resync

This syncs STRIKEPACK™ to your **Switch Weapon** button presses, auto-swapping between **Slot 1 (Primary)** & **Slot 2 (Secondary)**:

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Manual Swap

You can manually swap to 1 of 8 Slots as shown:

Your DualShock®4's Lightbar will match the selected Face Button, so you always know which Slot you’re on. It stays solid for Slots 1-4, and pulses for Slots 5-8. STRIKEPACK™'s 8 LEDs also show the current Slot, but the Lightbar is more convenient to check. While

**holding**

**Touch (Activator)**, swap between Slots 1-4 using the **Face Buttons**. While

**holding**

**Touch (Activator) +**

**L2 ****together**, swap between Slots 5-8 using the **Face Buttons**. |

**Touch +**

**Triangle: Slot 1 (Pri)** | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |

**Touch +**

**Circle: Slot 2 (Sec)** | |

**Touch +**

**Cross: Slot 3** | |

**Touch +**

**Square: Slot 4** | |

**Touch +**

**L2 +**

**Triangle: Slot 5** | |

**Touch +**

**L2 +**

**Circle: Slot 6** | |

**Touch +**

**L2 +**

**Circle: Slot 7** | |

**Touch +**

**L2 +**

**Circle: Slot 8** | {% hint style="warning" %} If your game involves varied gameplay—such as using vehicles—it can be helpful to dedicate one of Slots 3-8 to BLOCK M.O.D.s via the Fire Mode Selector. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% endstepper %}

## Next

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