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Shooting · updated September 4, 2026

Playing with the shot meter off while using a script

Turning the shot meter off changes what you can see, not what the script does. Timing assistance operates on input release, so it functions identically with the meter hidden.

What changes is your ability to diagnose problems — you lose the visual feedback that tells you whether you were early or late.

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Tune with the meter on, play with it off

Keep the meter visible while establishing offsets so you can read early/late feedback. Once the ratio is stable, hide it for the boost and stop changing values.

If results drop after hiding the meter, the cause is almost always that you changed two things at once.

What to re-check after the retail release

  • Re-establish your offset with the meter on before assuming the script is broken.
  • Confirm the script version postdates September 4, 2026.
  • Verify only one jumpshot base is in play.

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Frequently asked

Does the meter-off boost still apply with a script?
The game applies it based on your settings, not on your input source. Hiding the meter removes your diagnostic feedback, so tune first.

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