Release timing can change with your build, jumpshot, animation, input latency, connection, and game updates. Fadeaway gives you explicit profiles and timing controls so you can calibrate a repeatable setup for the way you play.
What Fadeaway can read
Fadeaway reads physical controller inputs and its saved settings. It cannot see the game, identify an animation from the screen, read network packets or ping, or detect a defender. Choose the matching profile yourself and update it when your build or jumpshot changes.
Set up a timing profile
- Select the approved Fadeaway version from the dashboard and flash it to your chosen slot.
- Choose the profile closest to your build and jumpshot.
- Use a consistent practice environment and take a small set of repeatable shots.
- If releases are consistently early or late, adjust the timing in small steps.
- Save the profile only after the result is stable across multiple attempts.
What you still need to control
- Your build, jumpshot, animation, controller, and in-game timing settings
- A consistent shot start and a suitable practice routine
- Profile adjustments after meaningful game, connection, or setup changes
Results depend on your setup
Fadeaway is a configurable timing tool, not a guaranteed green-rate product. If a profile remains consistently early or late after careful calibration, open a support ticket with your version, build, jumpshot, controller, platform, and current timing values.
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