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Recommended Setups

Starting points for tuning Akira by goal — natural-looking PvP, maximum capability, or a light setup.

Three starting points depending on what you're after. Treat them as a base to adjust, not fixed rules — tune to your own playstyle, then save it as a config.

Natural-looking PvP

The goal here is clicks and combat that don't look mechanical.

  • Keep your CPS in a believable range and lean on Smart Mode so autoclicks blend with your real ones. See Left & Right Clicker.

  • Turn on Randomization — Drop, Spike, and Exhaust together vary your rate the way a real hand does. See Randomization.

  • Add Jitter for cursor movement that isn't perfectly still. See Jitter.

  • On Memory or JNI, set BlockHit to a Chance or Delay mode rather than blocking on every hit.

Maximum capability

For when you want everything Akira can do, detection risk aside. This is JNI territory.

  • JNI's injection unlocks the full visual suite and combat assists that the memory client can't match. Browse the JNI features.

  • Use the most capable modules, but understand the trade-off: the more aggressive the feature, the more a server can react to it.

  • Test on an anticheat test server first — see Testing and Common Issues.

Light and smooth

If you care more about frames than features, run lean.

  • Leave CPU-intensive visuals and effects off, and keep randomization simple.

  • See Performance for which features cost the most and how to keep Akira light.

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