Learn how Real Legit Cross Assist and RCS work, which settings are available, and what each one controls.
Cross Assist: FOV, smoothness, and hitboxes
Cross Assist interpolates aim movement toward a selected hitbox when a target is inside the configured field of view. FOV ranges from 20 to 400 pixels; Smoothness ranges from 1 to 30. You can select Head, Neck, and Chest. With no hitboxes selected, the feature does not act.
RCS: tune vertical and horizontal recoil
Recoil control compensates for spray movement while fire is held. Pitch controls vertical compensation and Yaw controls horizontal compensation, each from 0 to 150%. The axes are independent. The feature is designed for automatic weapons and excludes pistols and precision weapons.
How to choose settings
Make small changes and test one control at a time. If aim keeps climbing during a spray, review Pitch; for sideways drift, review Yaw. In Cross Assist, a smaller FOV limits action to targets nearer the center, while more Smoothness makes movement more gradual.
Compatibility and setup
The client is distributed for Windows 10/11 x64 and requires an active license. For installation and sidecar file details, see the product page and keep the downloaded files together in one folder.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Cross Assist and RCS?
Cross Assist helps move aim toward a hitbox inside the FOV. RCS compensates for spray recoil on the vertical and horizontal axes.
Which hitboxes can I configure?
Head, Neck, and Chest. Cross Assist stays inactive if none are selected.
Does RCS work with every weapon?
It is designed for automatic weapons; pistols and precision weapons are excluded.