> CM00114
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> PlayStation®4 / Switch™
**Paddle Button M.O.D.s Category** is where you assign M.O.D.s to either of the **4 Action Buttons**. If you're looking for more than standard mapping functionality, this lets you experiment with M.O.D.s without affecting the standard buttons on your controller.
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**NOTE:** Paddle Buttons is a universal term for STRIKEPACK™ Dominator Paddles and STRIKEPACK™ Eliminator Action Buttons.
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Enter Config Menu
HoldTouch +Options 300ms+
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Go to Paddle Button M.O.D.s
Select Category:R1 /L1
3 Dim Flashing LEDs
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Enter Paddle Button M.O.D.s Submenu
TapCross Once
Paddle Button M.O.D.s Submenu:
Left Side Stops→Right Side Flashes
Right LEDs→ Selected Action Button
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Select Action Button
By default, all **Action Buttons** are set to the **Mapped Buttons** option (Mapping Functionality).
Once you've selected the desired **Action Button**, enter its **M.O.D. Selector Submenu**:
TapCross
When your controller starts fast rumbling, you can select the M.O.D. option that you want, and then exit with **Circle** when you're done.
Select Option:R1 /L1
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 **Mapped Buttons** (*Default*)
→ Mapped Buttons is the default mapping functionality. Up to 4 controller buttons can be mapped per Paddle in [**Mapping Mode**](/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/mapping-mode.md).
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 **Recorded Macro**
→ **Activator for a Macro.** You can store **1 Macro per Paddle**, so a total of **2 Macros**. *Useful for almost anything you can think of, create your own M.O.D.s. There are some limits; there is finite space, it can only record triggers as fully pressed, and it can only record analog sticks in a simplified 8-way directional form*. [**See Macro Editor here**](/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/macro-editor.md).
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 **TURBO Mapped Buttons ADJ**
→ TURBO variant of Mapped Buttons. **Holding** the **Paddle** repeatedly presses up to 4 mapped buttons. Uses **TURBO M.O.D.s Delay Adjustable** for timing. *Useful for creating Turbo Crouch, Turbo Fire, Turbo Jump, Turbo Melee, etc.*
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 **Spring Mapped Buttons**
→ Springy variant of Mapped Buttons. **Holding** the **Paddle** presses up to 4 mapped buttons. **Releasing** the **Paddle** presses the mapped button/s again. *Useful for creating Spring Crouch, Spring Menu, Spring Weapon Switch, etc.*
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 **Alt Mapped Buttons**
→ Alternate variant of Mapped Buttons. When up to 4 buttons are mapped, it **BLOCKS** the original controller button/s. *Useful in preventing accidental presses, especially in accessibility cases, and buttons that are easy to press like stick buttons.*
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 **TURBO Modifier ADJ**
→ While **holding** the **Paddle**, **any controller buttons** you **hold** are repeatedly pressed. Uses **TURBO M.O.D.s Delay Adjustable** for timing. *Useful in games where you need to suddenly turbo a contextual button to lift an object obstructing your path, etc.*
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 **TURBO Assign ADJ**
→ First, while **holding** the **Paddle**, **tap** almost any controller button (*trigger, bumper, face button, stick button, D-Pad direction*) to assign it as turbo. Now, **release** the **Paddle**. **Holding** this **controller button** will now result in it being repeatedly pressed. It'll remain a TURBO button until you either repeat the original action to unassign it, or [**restart**](/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/restart-strikepack.md) the STRIKEPACK™. Uses **TURBO M.O.D.s Delay Adjustable** for timing. *Useful for players that want that old school turbo controller feel, etc.*
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 **Alt Activator**
→ Turns the **Paddle** into a dedicated **Controller Shortcut Activator** and restores the View button to its normal function. *Useful if the View button fulfilling this role bothers you, feels delayed, etc.*
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 **Toggle M.O.D.s**
→ **Tap** the **Paddle** to toggle between **BLOCK M.O.Ds** & **Weapon Slot 1**. If you don't want the Strikepack to lose track of your in-game weapon, **be on your Primary Weapon when pressing this Paddle**. *Useful for temporarily preventing M.O.D.s because they negatively affect vehicles, etc.*
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Exit M.O.D. Selector Submenu
TapCircle Once
You can either assign M.O.D.s to the other Action Buttons, or you can exit the Submenu & Config Menu now:
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Exit Paddle Button M.O.D.s Submenu
TapCircle
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Save & Exit Config Menu
TapCircle Again
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## Next
[**Global M.O.D.s**](/dominator_eliminator_newexperience/strikepack-eliminator-for-ps4/menu-global-mods.md)
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