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# Feature Combinations

Features don't run in isolation. Some reinforce each other, some do the same job twice, and a few work against each other. Here's how the common ones interact.

## Pairs that work well

* **Randomization + Jitter.** Randomization varies *when* you click; Jitter varies *where* your cursor sits. Together they cover both the timing and the movement that make clicking look human.
* **Smart Mode + a realistic CPS range.** Smart Mode only adds the clicks you're missing, so it keeps your output close to your real rate instead of spiking to a fixed number.
* **BlockHit + your clicker.** With BlockHit set to fire off your clicks, blocking stays in rhythm with your attacks rather than running on its own clock.

## Things that overlap

* **Stacking multiple click assists.** Running several features that all touch your click timing can fight each other and produce a rate you didn't intend. Add one at a time and watch the result.
* **Knockback assists (WTap, STap, AutoCrouch).** These can run together, but all of them firing on every hit is a lot of input. Start with one and add the next only if you need it. See [Memory combat](/product-guides/akira-memory/features/combat.md).

## Tuning approach

The reliable way to build a setup is one change at a time:

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

### Start from a base

Pick one of the [recommended setups](/product-guides/guides/recommended-setups.md) as your starting point.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Add one feature

Enable a single feature, then test it before adding the next. It's the only way to tell what actually changed.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Save what works

Once a combination feels right, save it as a config so you don't have to rebuild it.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
