Switch set

There are 8 different Switch Sets. Each Switch Set has 2 internal Switch Sets (red and blue) which are explained in ATK and DEF sets and their interaction with the skill spammer is explained in Skill Spammer.

Each Switch Set will perform the actions in the order shown by the blue/red arrow.

This order is:

Key 1 -> Delay 1 -> Key 2 -> Delay 2 -> Key 3 -> Delay 3... and so on

You can skip the Switch Sets you don't want. For example if you will only use 1 Switch Set then you can skip the other 7.

1. Configuring the activation key

Switcher's activation key

The activation key is the key you will have to press to perform the Switch Set.

Steps to configure the activation key

1. Click on the activation key rectangle.

2. Press the key that you want to use to perform the Switch Set.

Configured Switcher's activation key

In the image above you can see the Switcher has 1 Switch Set configured to switch when the key F5 is pressed.

2. Configuring the Switch Set keys

Switcher's switch set keys

Each key is an action to perform. For example let's say you have your Clip with Marine Sphere Card on F1, Magnum Break on F2 and Glorious Ring on F3.

You can configure a Switch Set so that when you press F5 it will switch to your Clip with Marine Sphere Card, cast Magnum Break and then switch back to your Glorious Ring. (By configuring it to press F1 -> F2 -> F3 when you press F5)

Steps to configure the Switch Set keys

1. Click on the key rectangle.

2. Press the key where you have the item/skill you want to configure.

You can skip the keys you don't want. For example if your Switch Set will only be used to switch 2 pieces of equipment and cast 1 skill (3 keys in total) then you can configure those 3 and leave the rest blank.

Configured Switcher's switch set keys

In the image above you can see the Switcher has 1 Switch Set configured to do F1 -> F2 -> F3 when pressing the key F5.

3. Configuring the delays

Switcher's delays

Each delay represents how much time to wait before performing the next action.

Steps to configure the delays

1. Click on the delay rectangle.

2. Write the delay you want in milliseconds (1000ms = 1s)

Leaving a delay blank is the same as having 0ms as delay.

Configured Switcher's delays

In the image above you can see the Switcher has 1 Switch Set configured with delays of 100ms, 50ms and 300ms.

In this example the Switch Set 1 is configured to do F1 -> 100ms -> F2 -> 50ms -> F3 -> 300ms when pressing the key F5.

Finding the best delay

The best delay depends on a lot of factors such as ping, fps, server delays, emulator, aspd, etc.

The easiest way to find the lowest delay possible is trial and error:

First start by configuring only 2 keys and start with a high value for the delay (500ms should be okay)

Repeat these steps for each delay

1. Try the Switch Set once.

   • If it worked (this means that all the actions in the Switch Set were performed) then reduce the delay by 50ms

   • If it didn't work (this means that an equipment wasn't swapped or an skill wasn't casted) then increase the delay by 10ms

2. Repeat step 1 until you found the lowest value possible where it works.

3. Test the Switch Set a few more times to make sure it never fails. If it fails go back to step 1.

4. Add the next key and put 500ms on the next delay. Go back to step 1.

Once you find the lowest delay possible you might want to add at least 20ms to it, otherwise any variation in ping and fps might make it fail.

The closer you are to the lowest delay possible, the more sensitive it is to variations.

IMPORTANT: Make sure you are able to constantly use the Switch Set without errors. If it fails then it means a delay is too low.