How smoothly the camera follows the player. 0.2 = default, 0.1 = minimum (near-instant), 1.5 = extra smooth. Affects camera position, tilt, and mode transitions.

Camera field of view in degrees. 50 = default. Lower = zoomed in, higher = wider perspective.

(Mouse, Touch & Gamepad) How much input is needed to switch lock-on targets. Lower = more sensitive (easier to switch), Higher = less sensitive.

While locked on, raises the camera so your character sits below screen center while the locked target stays centered. 0 = off (character centered). Default: 40.

Horizontal mouse turning and camera sensitivity (0.001 = very slow, 0.003 = default, 0.009 = very fast).

Vertical mouse camera sensitivity (0.001 = very slow, 0.003 = default, 0.009 = very fast).

Orthogonal Stick Mode (Touch & Gamepad): Angle (degrees) from straight forward before turn input triggers (5-30°). Higher values create a wider "go straight" zone in discrete stick mode. Applies whenever the left joystick uses discrete 4-direction control — Free-Camera Left Joystick Mode set to Orthogonal, or on gamepad when Horizontal Directionality is disabled.

(Touch & Gamepad) When enabled, the camera joystick's vertical axis controls rise/dive while locked-on to an enemy, with horizontal input still switching targets. The vertical zone is ±22.5° minimum, expanding based on target switch sensitivity. Needs a stick to read a held direction from, so it applies to the gamepad and to the touch Camera Joystick — not to swipe-to-look, where a horizontal flick switches targets instead.

Deadzone percentage for the gamepad's left stick (15-50%). Higher values require more stick movement before input is registered.

Deadzone percentage for the gamepad's right stick (15-50%). Higher values require more stick movement before input is registered.

Linear: Direct 1:1 mapping. Exponential: Squared/Cubic response curve for finer control at small movements.

Controls how aggressive the exponential ramp is for gamepad joysticks and triggers. Squared (x²): Default. Cubic (x³): Finer control at low inputs.

Direction controlled by left trigger (LT).

Off: Disabled. Binary: Full on/off. Ramp: Analog pressure-sensitive.

Direction controlled by right trigger (RT).

Off: Disabled. Binary: Full on/off. Ramp: Analog pressure-sensitive.

Assign an action to each D-pad button for play mode. Assigned wheels, attacks, dodges, heals and skills behave exactly like their fixed bindings.

(Touch) Joysticks: fixed movement joystick and rise/dive knob (or camera joystick) in the bottom corners. Floating Zones: touch anywhere in the bottom-left area to move — a thumb knob appears under your finger — and the bottom-right area to rise/dive; the camera is always swipe-to-look. Nothing is shown until you touch.

(Touch) Floating Zones only: cuts each zone's inner-top corner diagonally, freeing a triangular notch of open water at the bottom-centre — swipe to look, tap to attack there. Width is the notch mouth at the top of the zone band as a percentage of screen width; Depth is how far it dips toward the bottom edge as a percentage of the band height. 0 on either = uncut rectangular zones; 100/100 = the zones become triangles meeting at a point. The zones tint briefly while adjusting.

(Touch) Floating Zones only: makes the invisible capture zones visible. On Touch: a landing near a zone's open-water edge briefly glows the edge around your finger. Near Edge: the glow follows your finger whenever it strays near the edge mid-drag — past it, the glow parks where you crossed — and a touch that just misses a zone lights the edge it missed. Always: both zones stay tinted full-time. Opacity sets the tint strength for every mode; Glow Size is the reveal glow's radius in pixels; Glow Duration (ms) is how long a landing or near-miss glow holds before fading — lifting the finger fades it early, so high values mean the glow simply remains while held.

(Touch, play mode) Drag the wheel buttons, lock-on button, heal/skill edge buttons — and in the Joysticks layout the sticks themselves — anywhere on screen. Elements that overlap are highlighted red while editing; overlaps are allowed, just not recommended. Each Touch Layout keeps its own arrangement, and anything you haven't moved keeps following its classic solved position (including the Button Position choice). Reset returns the current layout's elements to those defaults.

Arrangement of the two wheel buttons and the lock-on button relative to the joysticks. Edges: the wheels split apart — each sits above the surface in its own bottom corner (joystick, rise/dive knob, or the corner itself under Floating Zones) — with the lock-on button on its own at screen centre. The tags above show which of the three buttons follow the arrangement and which sit at custom spots from the HUD layout editor (this layout only). Choosing an arrangement — or tapping RE-APPLY — returns all three to it; everything else keeps its custom spot.

(Touch) Off: swipe anywhere on open water to move the camera. On: a right-hand joystick controls the camera instead. With swipe, a finger that stays put is still an attack tap — one that travels becomes a camera swipe. Unavailable with Floating Zones (swipe-to-look only).

Adjust the size of the right joystick. 1.0 = default size. For other UI elements, see HUD Scale in the Accessibility tab.

Simulates physical joystick spring resistance near the edge (0-100%). At 0% (off), finger-to-knob movement is 1:1. Higher values require more finger travel to reach maximum position, mimicking analog stick resistance.

(Touch) Deadzone percentage for the camera joystick (15-50%). Higher values require more stick movement before input is registered. Requires the Camera Joystick.

(Touch) How the Camera Joystick's vertical axis is read: Binary snaps to full strength once past the deadzone; Ramp scales smoothly with distance from centre. Affects photo-mode camera pitch. Requires the Camera Joystick.

(Touch) How far the camera turns per pixel of swipe (0.001 = very slow, 0.005 = default, 0.012 = very fast). Applies to both axes.

(Touch) The rise/dive pill that replaces the camera joystick when swipe-to-look is on. Scale sizes the pill (1.0 = default). Deadzone is the dead band around the centre detent (6% by default — deliberately smaller than a joystick's, since nothing rests on the knob). Requires the Camera Joystick to be off.

Adjust the size of the left joystick. 1.0 = default size. For other UI elements, see HUD Scale in the Accessibility tab.

(Touch) Deadzone percentage for the movement joystick (15-50%). Higher values require more stick movement before input is registered. Applies to the fixed stick and the floating-zone stick alike.

Linear: Direct 1:1 mapping. Exponential: Squared/Cubic response curve for finer control at small movements.

Controls how aggressive the exponential ramp is for touch joysticks. Squared (x²): Default. Cubic (x³): Finer control at low inputs.

Maximum time window (in milliseconds) between taps to register as a double-tap. Lower values require faster taps.

When off, use two-finger tap to heal manually. When on, automatically heals from school fish based on health: every 10s above 50%, every 5s at 25-50%, every 3s below 25%.

How to trigger manual healing. Edge Button: the + button above the left joystick. Tap Health Bar: hides the edge button — you instead tap the health bar at top left to heal.

How to activate equipped skill. Edge Button: the button above the right-hand touch surface (the camera joystick, or the rise/dive knob). Tap Stamina Bar: hides the edge button — you instead tap the stamina bar at top left to activate.