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**tap** the :pencil: **Edit** button to go to the **Select Configuration** screen.
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**Tap** the :plus: **Plus** button to create a **Custom Configuration**.
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Give your new configuration a clear name so you can identify it later. In this example, you're creating a setup for Aim Assist combined with Spam Crouch. That's two **Accessibility Rules** and you can have ten rules per Custom Configuration.
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Now for the fun part. **Tap** **Add Your First Rule** and select Aim Assist from the list of available Macros.
* Optionally, you can **tap** its :gear-complex: **Gear** button to access the Aim Assist Settings, such as Aim Assist Intensity.
* Make sure you set the button for when you want Aim Assist to activate (default is ADS).
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Next, **tap** the :plus: **Plus** button to add the second rule for the Spam Crouch, and select Turbo Button(s) from the list of available Macros, then **tap** its :gear-complex: **Gear** button to access the Turbo Button(s) Settings.
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{% step %} **Tap** whichever button you use to crouch in-game, so that it is highlighted and selected, then adjust the values for Tap Duration (ms) and Delay Until Repeat (ms) to your preferences.
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Now you'll need to set the conditions for when you want the Macro to activate. One possible configuration would be that you have to be holding Right Trigger while you're also Aiming Down Sights or ADS.
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You can drag to rearrange the rules as needed. Rules that are placed higher will be given activation priority in your game.
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Once you're done setting up your rules, go ahead and **tap**
the :arrow-left: **Back Arrow** to return to the Select Configuration screen.
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{% step %} **Tap** your newly added **Custom Configuration** to assign it to your current weapon. You can assign it to as many weapons as you want.
That's right. Accessibility Configurations are assigned on a per weapon basis. Everything uses the **Default** Accessibility Configuration until you assign otherwise.
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The floating indicator is the **Accessibility Bar**. This displays your Current Stance and Active Macros.
* Macro icons highlight in color when they are activating in real-time.
* If you forget what each icon corresponds to, simply **tap** them to see the Macro names.
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:hands-clapping: **And that's how to set up and use Accessibility Configurations in Shooter Studio. You're all set!**
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#### **Additional Tips:**
The Aim Assist Macro can only make a difference if your game has an Aim Assist for it to work with. Since it can only encourage the existing in-game Aim Assist, results will vary on a per game basis.
Aim Assist Intensity's default value is usually fine. Setting it too high will result in noticeable camera/screen shaking. You may need to set it higher if you use a very low in-game Sensitivity.
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