Rapid Fire

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This article contains the following sections:

At Glance

Rapid Fire Mod is designed for semi-automatic and single-shot weapons. The feature makes them shoot as fully auto ones and gives the players a greater firing power compared to the one achieved through manual “Fire Button” pulling.

In simple terms, the Mod pulls the “Fire Button” on your behalf. When you hold down the R2 button, the mod keeps pressing the fire button on the background over and over again until you release it. It also lets you focus on aiming better by taking away the need to constantly smashing the “Fire Button”

While Rapid Fire will not usually make a full-auto gun shoot any faster, it can have positive side effects on full-auto guns, such as eliminating recoil thus increasing accuracy at a long range.

There are a few things to keep in mind:

• Every game and gun has a speed cup preset by the game developer. It is impossible for any controller to go above that cup and shoot faster since it has been coded in the game.
• Mega Modz modded controller offers a “programming mode” that lets the user set up custom numbers to make Rapid Fire shoot as fast as the game allows.
• Rapid Fire mod is not effective for single-shot weapons that have a very slow firing rate such as Bolt Action Rifles.
• Mega Modz Rapid Fire Technology also offers a so-called “Tactical” feature. It allows the player to quickly disable or enable Rapid Fire depending on the gaming circumstances.

It especially comes in handy in 2 cases:

• When your character is carrying both, semi and fully-auto weapons at the same time. While changing between primary and secondary classes, Rapid Fire can be quickly turned ON or OFF by double tapping on the Triangle button.
• When looting in Battle Royal games the user is able to have the Rapid Fire feature in the “awaiting mode”, allowing to quickly turn the feature ON when a semi-auto gun is picked up and switch back to “awaiting mode” if needed.

In-Depth

Turning the Mod ON & OFF

To turn the Mod ON

• Hold the mod switch and then tap your fire-weapon button (R2 in default).

The LED 1 indicator (top left) will flash and stay lit in RED.

• Then equip your soldier with any semi-automatic gun. Once your soldier is equipped, press and hold your fire weapon button (R2 in default). The modchip will take over and continue pressing and releasing your weapon button on your behalf. Your semi-automatic gun will now unload the entire clip with a single press of the fire-weapon button.

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To turn the Mod OFF

• Hold down the mod switch on the back.
• Tap the D-pad down button.

The first LED will turn OFF. Rapid Fire is OFF.

Checking Current Sub-Mode

Rapid Fire offers 6 sub-modes. You can always check what sub-mode you have currently active by following these steps:

• Make sure Rapid Fire Mod is ON
• Hold down the mod button on the back
• Hold down the R2 button for 3 seconds

The LED indicator will flash all 4 slots in WHITE indicating that the modchip entered the sub-mode checking menu. It will then show the number of a sub-mode you have active:

• 1ST Sub-mode - 1 Red LED, the top left LED slot is taken
• 2ND Sub-mode - 2 Red LEDs, top left and right slots are taken
• 3RD Sub-mode - 3 Red LEDs, top left, top right, and bottom left slots are taken
• 4TH Sub-mode - 4 Red LEDs
• 5TH Sub-mode - Top Left in Green, all the rest in Red
• 6TH Sub-mode - Top Left and Right in Green, bottom Left and Right in Red

Upon checking the sub-mode, the modchip will automatically take you to the place you were before in 3 seconds. You are welcome to expedite the process by pressing the mod button on the back and exiting the sub-mode menu.

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Changing Sub-Modes

To change Rapid Fire sub-modes, you will have to go thru the sub-mode checking menu first (see above).

• Hold down the mod button on the back.
• Hold down the R2 button for 3 seconds.

The LED indicator will flash all 4 slots in WHITE showing that the modchip entered the sub-mode menu. It will then show the number of sub-mode you have active currently.

• Use the R2 button to increase the number of sub-mode or use the L2 button to go down on a sub-mode.
• To save the setting, you will have to press the Mod Button.

NOTE: Keep in mind, there is a “3-second rule” that applies every time you check or change sub-modes. If you’ve been inactive for more than 3 seconds, the modchip will exit checking/changing the sub-mode menu automatically.

TIP: There is a “Quick Sub-Mode Scroll” option available on every Mega Modz Controller allowing you to get to the desired sub-mod quickly and avoid waiting for the modchip to go through the sequence of sub-modes.
Quickly tapping the R2 button a number of times increase the sub-mode number by the number of times the R2 button was tapped, getting you to the desired sub-mode rapidly.
Quickly tapping the L2 button a number of times decrease the sub-mode number by the number of times the L2 button was tapped, getting you to the desired sub-mode instantly.
Example: You have sub-mode number 1 active, tapping the R2 button 2 times quickly will take you to sub-mode #3. Tapping on the R2 button 5 times quickly will take you to the sub-mode #6 (if available)

There are 6 sub-modes available:

NOTE: * SPS - Shots Per Second numbers are nominal and are used for identification purposes only.

TIP: Use modes 1- 3 if you have semi-auto and/or single-shot guns in your Primary and Secondary slots. Speeds can be adjusted via a programming mode in each sub-mode (more info below). It is not recommended to go any higher than 20 shots per second as many games have a speed cup set around that number. Going over the speed cup will make your semi-auto guns shoot slower or will completely shut them off. In COD games speed cup is pretty low and it sits at around 12-15 SPS. Keep in mind that Rapid Fire performance can be affected by a number of factors including the quality of your Internet connection and your role in the match (whether or not you are the current host of the match). Using a charging cable will also make a noticeable difference in response time.

TIP: Use modes 4-6 if you’re playing with semi and full auto guns in one game round as it will allow you to quickly toggle Rapid Fire ON and OFF by double-tapping on the Triangle button (switching weapon button). Please note that you must double-tap the Triangle button within 500 ms in order for the function to kick in. If you tapped the button and your character switched the weapon, then you were outside the 500 ms window. When Rapid Fire is disabled by double-tapping, the modchip will enter “Awaiting Mode”, and the top left red LED will start blinking slowly, indicating that Rapid Fire has been temporarily turned OFF.

IMPORTANT: Please note that turning special modes ON & OFF (2 - 4 Player LEDs) won’t affect the state of an awaiting mode, the red LED will continue blinking, indicating that Rapid Fire is temporarily disabled. However, if you enter a programming mode or a sub-mode checking menu, Rapid Fire will be set back to default (solid red LED light) upon finishing the routine.

NOTIFICATIONS: Mega Modz modchip technology notifies you when mods get turned ON and OFF. The modchip will send a signal to rumble motors anytime you activate or deactivate mods. The feature will allow you to focus on gameplay and keep your eyes on the screen without looking at the LED Indicator.

When in Tactical sub-modes (4 thru 6), double tapping on the Triangle button will also cause rumble motors to spin letting you know when Rapid Fire gets temporarily turned off (short 500ms spin) or turns back ON (long 1-second spin)

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Setting Up Custom Values

Don't like the pre-tuned speed we've provided? Create-your-own!

Reprogram your Rapid Fire mod to any speed from 5 shots per second up to 99 shots per second.
Rapid Fire speed is programmed by individually setting the tens digit, the one's digit, and the decimal digit.
For example, if the speed is 16.2 shots per second, then "1" is the tens digit, "6" is the one's digit, and "2" is the decimal digit.

If you haven’t done so already, we strongly recommend learning how custom speeds indication works here before entering a “Programming Mode”.

Let's begin!

• Turn ON Rapid Fire and scroll to the mode you would like to edit.
• Hold the mod switch on the back and then tap the PS Home button. All four LEDs will light up in WHITE to let you know that it’s waiting for further input.
• Tap the R2 button and the modchip will take you to the tens digits slot. Let’s say your speed started at 5 shots per second. The mod will light up the “tens” digit on all 4 LEDs In this case, the tens digit is 0 (since you’re at 5 shots, there’s no digit in the tens place). The mod will glow all 4 LEDs in yellow to indicate a “0”
• Tap the R2 button to increase the tens digit or tap the L2 button to decrease the tens digit. The mod will blink LEDs to let you know what the current number is. When you’re happy with the number →
• Tap the mod switch to move to the next number. Now we’re at the “ones” digit and you can adjust the numbers here. Follow the procedure from above.
• Tap the L2 button to decrease the one's digit, and tap the R2 button to increase the one's digit.
• Tap the mod switch to save that digit and move to the decimal place.
• Lastly, we’re at the decimal place. Follow the procedure from above to change the numbers (if needed) one last time.
• Tap the L2 button to decrease the decimal, and tap the R2 button to increase the decimal.
• Tap the mod switch to save your selection. The mod will blink all 4 LEDs in red 3 times very quickly and exit the programming menu saving the last settings

NOTE: The controller will always remember the last programming speed you have before powering down.
There is an “8-second rule” that applies every time you enter “Programming Mode”. If you’ve been inactive for more than 8 seconds, the modchip will exit the programming menu automatically.

TIP: There is a “Quick Speed Scroll” option available on every Mega Modz Controller allowing you to get to the desired speed quickly and avoid waiting for the modchip to go through the sequence of speeds.
Quickly tapping the R2 button a number of times increase the speed number by the number of times the R2 button was tapped, getting you to the desired speed quickly.
Quickly tapping the L2 button a number of times decrease the speed number by the number of times the L2 button was tapped, getting you to the desired speed quickly.
Example: You have speed number 1 active, tapping the R2 button 2 times quickly will take you to speed 3. Tapping on the R2 button 5 times quickly will take you to speed 6.

If you would like to only check custom numbers in a certain sub-mode, then, after entering a programming mode and pressing the R2 button, you can see the numbers in the slots without changing them by pressing the mod button and skipping the adjustment part.

It will look like this
1. Scroll to the Rapid Fire sub-mode you would like to check
2. Enter a programming Mode
3. Tap the R2 button to get into Rapid Fire custom speeds
4. First digit slot you’ll see is the tens. See the number and press the mod button
5. Second digit slot is the ones. See the numbers and press the mod button.
6. Third digit slot is the decimals. See the numbers and press the mod button to exit the programming menu.

Compatible Games

Rapid Fire Mod is compatible with all first-person shooter games on the market such as Call Of Duty, Destiny, Fortnite, Battlefield, and many others. It can be also compatible with 3rd person shooter games as long as the game features semi-auto guns and the fire button is the R2 or R1 button.

Happy shooting!

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