🚀 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.
None of the 22 presets match?
Select Custom Mapping (the last entry in the layout list), press Cross (✕), then press each action yourself — Fire, Aim, Jump, and so on — to build your own layout from scratch.
While you map each action, you can correct yourself or move on:
- L2 + Circle (○) resets the mapping you just recorded, so you can press another button for that action.
- L2 + Cross (✕) moves on to the next action.
🎮 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! 🚀🎮🔥