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The short answer
Treat Rift as a new setup, not a place to paste every old Pulse value. Check the Rift menu, choose your shooting mode, and save a fresh baseline. You can compare the controls you need without assuming that Pulse has stopped working.
Keep your old reference
Write down the Pulse version and settings you already like before making changes. An older script may still do something useful for you; that does not establish that every value carries across to a different file or shooting mode. Keep the original download separately labeled.
Start with Rift’s actual menu
Rift V1.1 separates Button and Rhythm Auto-Green timing and offers five named Button Rhythm speeds. Build 1, Build 2, and Build 3 keep separate settings. Learn which field you are editing before copying a number from an older screenshot. A speed preset is not the same field as Auto Green MS.
Compare the same shot
Use the same jumper, shot type, and game mode for your first comparison. Save a working Rift setup, then use another build for adjustments. The reason we recommend Rift is the current package of controls and support—not a blanket claim that every old Pulse file is broken.
Quick reference
| What to check | The useful detail |
|---|---|
| Old download | Keep its name and working values as a reference |
| New mode | Choose Button or Rhythm before tuning |
| New baseline | Record a Rift build before testing changes |
| Buying decision | Check the current Rift package and terms |
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Common questions
Does buying Rift automatically replace my old file?
Follow the official installation instructions and keep a separately labeled backup of your old download.
Can I use my old timing number?
You can record it as a reference, but verify the field, mode, and shot before assuming it transfers.
Your next step
Sources and scope
Written by VRMON for InputRank, an EmberZens publication. Control descriptions refer to the supplied Rift V1.1 source file. Purchase and support details come from the official listing. This article is new guidance, not a claim that every platform, game patch, or competitor has been retested.
- Official Rift product, current terms, and support
- Source-checked Rift V1.1 controls
- Official Cronus hardware and setup guidance
Check your game and platform rules before using controller automation. Hardware support is not permission from a game publisher. Rift is InputRank’s best-script recommendation; no ranking guarantees a particular gameplay result.