PlayStation Controller Tutorial (Click Here for Other Controllers)

1. Plug your PlayStation controller into your computer. Either connect the controller to your computer using a wired connection or use bluetooth (click here for bluetooth tutorial for PS4 but it's the same steps for PS5). You can connect any PS3, PS4, or PS5 controller to your computer. Any will work.
    
2. Run DS4. Before you freak out, no, I am not having you remap anything. The days of remapping with PO are over. You will just run DS4 and that's it. You don't have to change any settings and you will be using native controller support input when playing the game or opening/closing or navigating the cheat menu.
   
   If you don't have DS4, go to their website -> click "DOWNLOAD" -> click "DOWNLOAD again -> download it. Extract the folder to your Desktop and simply run "DS4Windows" -> make sure to check all of the Dualsense/PS controller checkboxes and save your data anywhere.
    
3. Make sure that your PlayStation controller is showing in DS4. There is a picture at the bottom of this page to show what that looks like.
    
4. Run the loader and input your MW3 cheat key. Check the "Controller Support" box and inject.
    
5. After you get "Injection successful!" simply eject your USB and run the game.
    
6. Make sure you go to game Settings -> Controller -> Aiming Input Device -> change to Controller. That's right, you don't have to make it Mouse anymore because everything is native controller. Make sure your aim assist in-game is on. It's on by default so just don't touch it.
    
7. Once the game is open, you can press the back/select button on your controller twice (quickly) to open/close the cheat menu. You have to press the button twice very fast otherwise the menu won't open. See the picture at the bottom of this page if you don't know what buttons I am talking about. If you can't see your cheat menu, try pressing F4 or number 7 on your keyboard to open the menu. If that doesn't work, press Windows Key + D at the same time which will minimize all windows. Then, click back into the game via the taskbar. If that doesn't work, press Windows Key + G at the same time which will open your gamebar. Then, click out of the gamebar.
    
8. Once your menu is open, use your DPAD to navigate the menu and change settings.
    
9. You can set a hotkey by hovering over the option, pressing right on the DPAD, and then the next button on your controller that you press will assign as the hotkey. You can even press down on your analog sticks and assign those (L3 or R3) as hotkeys.
    
10. You can assign multiple hotkeys for aimbot (aimkeys) by using the 4 different configs. You can have all 4 configs active at once by linking them to different aimkeys. Any aimkey you press will activate that aimbot config until it's released. The aimbot configs will never conflict because once an aimkey is pressed, no other aimkey can activate the aimbot until the original aimkey is released.
     
11. If your aimbot is too strong, raise AIM -> Smoothness until it feels right.
     
12. If your aimbot is too weak, lower AIM -> Smoothness until it feels right.
     
13. Most aimbot options aren't available with controller (Time to Target, Stickiness). You don't need to worry about those options with controller aimbot. They affect nothing. The only setting you will use to tweak aimbot strength is AIM -> Smoothness.
     
14. If you ever change your MISC -> Framerate setting, you may need to adjust your AIM -> Smoothness again. The MISC -> Framerate of the cheat affects ESP smoothness (smoother when higher) but it also makes the aimbot faster when higher. You will need to adjust your AIM -> Smoothness any time you start using a new cheat MISC -> Framerate. If you raise your MISC -> Framerate, you may need to also raise your AIM -> Smoothness to compensate for the faster aimbot.