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# M\&K Settings

The M\&K Settings plugin allows configuration of mouse translation and keyboard mapping for console gameplay.

It provides detailed control over:

• Mouse sensitivity\
• Boost\
• Inverted Y-axis\
• Ballistic curves\
• Deadzone compensation\
• Deadzone shape\
• Analog Stickize\
• Button and key mapping

The goal is to optimize mouse-to-reticle translation within console limitations.

## Layout System

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M\&K Settings includes **six independent layouts**.

Each layout contains:

• Dedicated Aim Settings\
• Independent Button Mappings

Layouts allow different configurations for various gameplay styles or scenarios.

## Aim Settings

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Aim Settings provide advanced mouse tuning options, including:

• Sensitivity adjustments\
• Boost control\
• Six selectable ballistic curves\
• Deadzone configuration

Ballistic curves modify input response behavior to fine-tune acceleration and precision.

## Button Mapping

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Button mapping is divided into:

• Primary mappings\
• Secondary mappings\
• Movement mappings

Mappings are not restricted to a single input device.\
Controller inputs can be combined with mouse and/or keyboard input.

Copy and Paste tools allow entire sections of Aim Settings or Mappings to be duplicated without affecting other sections.

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For more detailed technical guidance, refer to the [**Mouse & Keyboard**](/mouse-and-keyboard/overview.md) section.


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