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APreds UI provides three preset buttons that set PredSrength to a specific value with a single click. Presets are useful when you want to jump to a known configuration quickly — before a session, after experimenting with the slider, or when you want a clean baseline. All other settings (Movement Threshold, Smoothness, and Max Arm Length) are unaffected by presets and retain whatever values you last set.

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Available presets

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Max

Max sets PredSrength to 0.2f, the highest value on the slider range. Use this when you want the strongest possible prediction effect — the target offset per frame will be at its maximum, making your hand lead its actual position as aggressively as the plugin allows.

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Random Setting

Random Setting calls UnityEngine.Random.Range(0.001f, 0.2f) and assigns the result to PredSrength. Each press generates a different value somewhere between the minimum and maximum. Use this when you want to experiment or vary your settings between sessions without manually positioning the slider.

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Reset

Reset sets PredSrength to 0.001f, the minimum value. At this level the prediction offset is negligible — effectively returning your hands to baseline movement. Use this before leaving a session to avoid leaving an active prediction strength that might affect movement unexpectedly the next time you load in.
Use Reset before switching rooms or ending a session. It ensures you start fresh next time rather than picking up where aggressive settings left off.

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Preset source code

The three buttons map directly to these assignments in the plugin’s UI rendering loop:
GUILayout window draw call
if (GUILayout.Button("Max", BStyle))
    PredSrength = 0.2f;
if (GUILayout.Button("Random Setting", BStyle))
    PredSrength = UnityEngine.Random.Range(0.001f, 0.2f);
if (GUILayout.Button("Reset", BStyle))
    PredSrength = 0.001f;
After using any preset, the Preds Strength slider updates to reflect the new value. You can immediately fine-tune from there by dragging the slider — the preset is just a starting point.

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