🚀 Button Layout

A button layout defines which controller button performs which action (jump, aim, shoot, sprint, etc.) based on a chosen scheme.
Some layouts are designed to speed up actions, improve mobility in combat, or enhance accessibility (e.g., one‑handed play or left‑handed players).

📚 Available Layouts

Default
Tactical
Lefty
N0M4D/Charlie
N0M4D/Charlie Tac
N0M4D/Charlie Left
Bumper Jumper
Bumper Jumper Tac
1‑Hand Gunslinger
Stick & Move
Brawler
Beast
Bumper Ping
Bumper Ping Tac
Default Flipped
Tactical Flipped
B.Jumper Flipped
B.JumprTac Flipped
Stick&Move Flipped
Beasty Swapped

📝 Tip: “Flipped” layouts typically swap triggers and bumpers for shooting/aiming.

⚙️ Set Your Layout in the Script

Open misc
Go to buttons layout
Select the layout that matches your game’s controller scheme

That’s it — your RocketMod mappings will now follow the selected layout.

🎮 Button Naming Reference (Xbox ↔ PS5)

Use this table to translate prompts between controllers:

Action / Name	Xbox	PS5
Confirm / Jump / etc. (varies by game)	A	Cross (✕)
Back / Crouch / etc. (varies by game)	B	Circle (○)
Reload / Interact (varies)	X	Square (□)
Switch Weapon / Ability (varies)	Y	Triangle (△)
Left Bumper	LB	L1
Right Bumper	RB	R1
Left Trigger	LT	L2
Right Trigger	RT	R2
View / Share	View	Share
Menu / Options	Menu	Options
Left Stick (press)	LS	L3
Right Stick (press)	RS	R3
D‑Pad	D‑Pad	D‑Pad

⬇️⬇️⬇️ Choose Xbox or PS5 in your mind, then pick the matching layout in misc > buttons layout to align with your in‑game settings.

💡 Pro Tips

Keep your in‑game button layout and your script layout in sync to avoid mismatch.
If you experiment with mobility‑focused layouts (e.g., Bumper Jumper, Stick & Move), re‑train muscle memory in a private match first.
For left‑handed play or accessibility, try Lefty or 1‑Hand Gunslinger variants.

Need help? Ask in our Discord community — we’re happy to review your layout choice and settings! 🚀🎮🔥