CS2 Config & Settings Guide: Per-Weapon Controls and Menu Organization
A CS2 setup combines several independent groups of settings: aim activation, target selection, recoil compensation, triggerbot behavior and visuals. Understanding which group a control belongs to makes configuration easier to manage.
This guide covers Fecurity's listed per-weapon controls and Predator's menu options. For detailed feature explanations, use the linked guides rather than treating a single preset as suitable for every product or weapon.
Start with a Record of Your Current Setup
Before changing settings, record the product and menu version, activation keys and current values. Screenshots or a short written record give you a reference if a later change produces unexpected behavior.
- Check compatibility. Review the system requirements and the chosen product's instructions.
- Identify keybinds. Separate menu access from aim and trigger activation so you can recognize what each key controls.
- Group the settings. Keep aim, recoil, firing and visual options distinct when documenting your setup.
- Change one group at a time. Record what changed before moving to another part of the menu.
- Preserve a baseline. Use the product's supported save or profile controls, if available, and keep a record of the original values.
A config from a different product may use different labels, units or file formats. Follow your own product's import instructions rather than assuming the files are interchangeable.
Fecurity's Per-Weapon Aim Settings
CS2: Fecurity explicitly lists per-weapon Target Switch Delay, Hitscan Coefficient, Recoil X/Y Compensation, FOV and horizontal or vertical aim speed. These controls concern different parts of the aim system.
Target & Aim Region
Target Switch Delay concerns switching between targets. Hitscan Coefficient and hitbox priorities belong to target evaluation, while FOV defines the aim region.
The listed per-weapon FOV range is 0–15 degrees. See the aimbot guide for the difference between aim FOV and camera FOV.
Horizontal & Vertical Speed
Fecurity lists independent aim speed controls for the two axes, with per-weapon ranges of 0–30 degrees per second.
A degree-per-second value is a speed control. It should not be treated as the same measurement as a smoothing slider in another product.
Recoil Compensation
Per-weapon recoil X/Y compensation has a listed range of 0–100. Keep those values separate from horizontal and vertical aim speed.
For the feature distinction, read CS2 Recoil Control.
These ranges describe available controls, not recommended values for every weapon or player. A maximum value does not establish the best result or protection from detection.
Predator's Menu & Aim Controls
CS2: Predator lists a Search Bar, Smooth UI Scrolling, Text Hover Animations and Manual Slider Value Input under General. These menu features help with navigation and entering values.
Its aim controls include Hit Groups, FOV Type, FOV Slider, Smoothing, Target Selection Delay and recoil-related options. Start Bullet, Auto Pistol, Auto Revolver and Auto Scope are also listed. Their presence does not establish that Predator uses Fecurity's exact per-weapon control structure.
Predator's Inventory Changer separately lists Cloud Synchronization and Website Inventory Editor. Inventory synchronization concerns that feature group; it should not be advertised as confirmation that every aim or visual config is stored in the cloud. Read the skin and inventory changer guide for those tools.
Keep Triggerbot Settings Separate
Fecurity lists Trigger Mode with Key, Toggle and Always On choices, Key Bind, Toggle Key Bind and Trigger Delay. Its per-weapon aim section does not explicitly confirm a separate trigger delay for every weapon.
Predator lists triggerbot Filters, Friendly Fire, Ignore Smoke, Ignore Flash, Auto Wall, Seeded Mode and Auto Pistol. Follow its current instructions for the meaning of each filter and mode.
These are firing controls. Aim speed and recoil compensation belong to other groups. The CS2 triggerbot guide covers the feature comparison in detail.
Organize Visuals by Their Purpose
Visual options are easier to manage when their roles are clear. Player information, objective displays and cosmetic options do different jobs.
- Player ESP: boxes, skeletons, health, equipment and other information, depending on the product.
- Chams & Glow: Predator's listed player highlight features.
- Radar & Cloud Radar: Predator's separate position displays.
- Grenade Prediction & Warning: utility trajectory, warning and grenade information.
- Bomb ESP & C4 Timer: Predator's objective visuals and timing.
Fecurity lists Enemy Only and Maximum Distance among its visual controls. Review the settings actually exposed by the selected product rather than assuming all visual categories share identical filters.
When a Settings Change Causes a Problem
Compare the affected group with your recorded baseline. If a key no longer behaves as expected, check whether the menu uses a hold, toggle or always-on mode and whether the same key has another assignment.
If you cannot access the menu, use Cheat Menu Not Opening. If the menu works but overlays are missing, use ESP Not Showing.
For product selection, see How to Choose CS2 Cheats. For terminology, start with Cheats for Beginners. No preset guarantees protection from account penalties; the safety guide covers that separately.
CS2 Config & Settings Questions
Does Fecurity include per-weapon settings?
Yes. Fecurity lists per-weapon target switch delay, hitscan coefficient, recoil X/Y compensation, FOV and horizontal and vertical aim speed.
Which per-weapon ranges does Fecurity list?
Fecurity lists recoil X/Y compensation from 0–100, FOV from 0–15 degrees and horizontal or vertical aim speed from 0–30 degrees per second. These are control ranges, not universal recommended values.
Are trigger delays confirmed as per-weapon settings?
Fecurity lists Trigger Delay separately from its per-weapon aim settings. The listed features do not confirm a separate trigger delay for every weapon.
Does Predator inventory cloud synchronization mean cloud configs?
No. Predator lists Cloud Synchronization under Inventory Changer. That entry does not establish cloud synchronization for all aim, visual or menu settings.
What should I record before changing a setup?
Record the product, menu version, relevant keybinds and original settings. Change one setting group at a time and use the product’s supported save or profile controls, if available.
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Fecurity lists detailed per-weapon aim and recoil controls. Predator lists its own aim options, menu navigation tools and inventory features. Review the current product details before choosing a configuration system.