Every automatic weapon draws its own shape when you hold the trigger. See how eight popular guns climb and sway, how players hold them by hand, and how Apex Script recognizes your gun and counters the pattern for you.
Eight recoil patterns, sketched, and the script that counters them all.
Hold the trigger and every automatic gun draws its own shape. Here are eight of them as simple sketches, with where each one pulls, where it gets hard, and how to meet it by hand.
iSimplified drawings, not game data. The sketches show each gun's general character, how far it climbs and how much it sways, not real coordinates. Dots appear in firing order, the white one first. Patterns change with patches, attachments and range, and the tags are a general guide, not a ranking. For the exact shape, spray a wall in the Firing Range.
Once you can pick these out, a gun you have never held starts to make sense.
Each shot lifts your crosshair a little. Guns differ in how fast it lifts, and that speed decides how hard you have to pull down.
Most guns also push left and right as they climb. That sideways part is what drags a long spray off a target at range.
Let go of the trigger for a moment and the gun settles. The next burst starts from the beginning again, so short bursts stay in the easy part.
Barrels, stocks and optics change how a gun feels to spray, and a patch can change the pattern itself. Last season's muscle memory may not fit this one.
It takes hours, but the method is simple. Most of the work happens in the Firing Range, where nothing shoots back.
Empty a magazine into a flat wall and look at the shape the bullet holes make. Do it a few times to see what repeats.
Move your aim down against the climb and sideways against the sway. Start with big corrections, then shrink them until the holes stack.
Repeat with the barrel, stock and optic you actually run. A new attachment can change the feel enough to need fresh practice.
Holding a pattern on a still wall is one skill. Holding it on an enemy that strafes is another, so finish there.
All three try to keep a spray on one point. The difference shows up when you swap guns, change an attachment or meet a new season.
+rep been using the script since christmas 2021, good recoils + good menu, its literally perfect for the casual player
Harmony · customer review
Based on customer reports since 2020. Most of our players use it on their main accounts.
Apex Script recognizes the gun and attachments in your hands and counters that exact pattern. Every gun above is covered, and so is the rest of the arsenal, with no list of profiles to manage.
Simplified drawing, not game data. Both sketches show the same spray.
Swap the R-301 for a Flatline, change a barrel or an optic: Apex Script notices and loads the matching profile before your next shot, so you never pick a pattern yourself.
Full-auto sprays stay on one spot, whatever shape the gun's own pattern has.
The control holds at long range too, even through a scope.
It sees what you picked up and switches profiles on its own.
The no-recoil script page covers how Apex Script reads your loadout, with real footage of a spray on and off.
This script feels like magic. Recoil management is perfect. Totally worth it!
Crazy accurate script. Been dominating with it for weeks now. Support was super fast. +rep
+rep this script is a literal game changer. Feels natural, and the updates are top-notch.
+rep super easy to set up, and the results are insane. Makes playing Apex way more fun!
I have had the script for a year and it is the best. Beaming kids is so much fun
+rep insane script, took my aim to another leve Devs are super helpful. Worth every penny!
Instant delivery by email. Secure checkout by Stripe.
30 days of access · no auto-renewal
Pay once, keep it forever
Card · Apple Pay · Google PayYour key arrives by email instantly
For most guns the shape is broadly the same from spray to spray, which is what makes it learnable. Attachments change how it feels, and a patch can change the pattern itself, so what you learned last season may need a refresh.
It depends on the season and on who you ask. Guns with a long, quick climb or a wide sideways swing, such as the Flatline and the Devotion, ask the most of your hand, while the C.A.R. (often typed CAR) and the R-301 are usually easier to hold.
No. They are simplified drawings of each gun's general character, meaning how far it climbs and how much it sways. They contain no game data, and real patterns change with patches, attachments and range. For the exact shape, spray a wall in the Firing Range.
Spray a flat wall to see the shape, pull against it, repeat with your real attachments, then switch to a moving target. The steps above walk through the routine.
Yes. Apex Script recognizes your gun and attachments and counters that exact pattern, with 99% recoil control out to 350 m.
Apex Script never goes inside the game. It reads the game image to know your gun and counters the recoil through your mouse or controller.
Since 2020, no customer has reported a ban. Most of our 4,500+ players use it on their main accounts.
Yes. Apex Script runs on PC with mouse and keyboard or controller, and on PS5, PS4 and Xbox. See the PS5 and Xbox guides.
Yes. Apex AI is our AI aimbot, and the Apex Bundle includes both tools.
Instant. As soon as your payment clears, the download link and license key arrive in your inbox.
Join 4,500+ players. Instant delivery, setup in under a minute.
