Auto-loot: calibration and item transfer speed

How transfer works
With the inventory open, holding LMB over the ground-item list starts sequential transfer into your inventory. Releasing stops it. This does not guarantee everything will fit: weight, capacity and game restrictions still apply. Dragging items from inventory to the ground should remain normal.
Intermittent item transfers
Maximum speed may not help. Check list boundaries after resolution changes and backpack space. Slow down and test several available items. A shifted row invalidates calibration. Test auto-loot separately from compensation.
Calibration
- Stand beside several items and open the inventory.
- Start calibration under Auto-loot or with the assigned command.
- Use ALT + LMB to mark the ground list's left and right edges, then the inventory's left and right edges. Mark window widths, not random item positions.
- Enable auto-loot and hold LMB over ground items. Release: transfer should stop immediately.
- Check dragging items back and that transfer does not run outside the inventory.
Faster is not always better
The duration setting controls the time per transfer. If items are skipped or return to the ground, increase it in small steps. Test under normal performance conditions. A faster setting cannot solve a full backpack.
After UI changes
Recalibrate after changing resolution or window positions. If clicks land incorrectly, recheck the four edges first. Compensation pauses while the inventory is open; if it does not, check the imported inventory binding and its hold/toggle mode.
Related instructions
Version and important limitations
Reviewed against client 3.4.10.7 on 12 October 2026. PUBG’s interface and balance change; verify your setup after updates. Macro, anti-recoil and no-recoil are search terms, not guarantees of accuracy or account safety.
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