> 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/horizon/manuals/action/paddlebuttonmods/turbo-modifier/recordplayback.md).
# Work In Progress
⏺️ Combo Record & Playback ▶️
For ALL STRIKEPACK HORIZON™ series gaming adapters
Page Contents
[**Mapping on Controller**](#mappingoncontroller)
[**Demonstration**](#demonstration)
[**Mapping Mode Guide**](#mapping-mode-guide)
[**Video Guide**](#video-guide)
[**Written Guide**](#written-guide)
This section provides instructions for recording and playing back combos in the **Action** Gamepack.
the Paddle Buttons through your controller, which is also how you map them in Tournament Mode. Switch between tabs below for a quick demonstration of **Mapping Mode** on your Strikepack model:
### Demonstration
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CM00150
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CM00141
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CM00149
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**Tournament Mode vs**. **Gamepack Profile Mapping**:
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Paddle Button mapping on the STRIKEPACK HORIZON™ series works differently from previous Strikepack models. Its **Mapping Mode** is designed to prevent accidental mapping during gameplay, and it supports multiple mapping configurations through GAMEPACK profiles in the STRIKEPACK CENTRAL™ app.
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**Tournament Mode** disables M.O.D.s (Macros On Demand), making it suitable for competitive-like environments. It features its own dedicated Paddle Button mapping, adjustable only through **Mapping Mode** using your controller. Tournament Mode is active by default whenever the Strikepack is plugged in or restarted, as long as **NO** GAMEPACK profile is selected.
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Each **GAMEPACK profile** also features its own unique Paddle Button mapping. If **Mapping Mode** is entered while a profile is active, the STRIKEPACK CENTRAL™ app will open that profile’s **Mapping** section. Any changes you make will only apply to the currently selected profile.
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Mapping Mode Guide🎮
### :tv: **Video Guide** :film\_frames:
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**Function** button (left-hand side), used in this video, is now the only button that enters **Mapping Mode**.
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{% embed url="" %} **CM00141** is shown in this video, but **Mapping Mode** is the same on **CM00149**.
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### :notebook: **Written Guide** :pencil2:
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#### Entering Mapping Mode
Locate the **Function** button—the unlabeled button on the left-hand side of your STRIKEPACK—enabled controller. **Hold** it until the STRIKEPACK LEDs turn **Purple**, indicating you've entered **Mapping Mode**.
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#### Mapping a Controller Button to a Paddle Button
While **holding** any button on your controller, **tap** one of the four available **Paddle Buttons** to **map** to it. The LEDs will flash **Green** to confirm a **successful mapping**.
As long as they are **held together**, up to four controller buttons can be mapped to a single Paddle Button. Even stick direction can be mapped as simplified 8-way directional movement.
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#### Unmapping a Controller Button from a Paddle Button
To **unmap** a **Paddle Button**, **tap** it while you are **not** touching any controller buttons or sticks. The LEDs will flash **Red** to confirm a **successful unmapping**.
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#### Exiting Mapping Mode
To save your changes and test your Paddle Button mapping, you must **exit Mapping Mode**. Simply **tap** either the **Function** or **Restart** button. The STRIKEPACK LEDs will return to their previous status, confirming that **Mapping Mode** has been exited.
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**Mapping** section. Any changes you make will only apply to the currently selected profile.
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**Hold** it until the STRIKEPACK LEDs turn **Purple**, indicating you've entered **Mapping Mode**.
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#### Mapping a Controller Button to a Paddle Button
While 
**holding** any button on your controller, 
**tap** one of the four available **Paddle Buttons** to **map** to it. The LEDs will flash **Green** to confirm a **successful mapping**.
As long as they are