How to butterfly click while aiming?

To butterfly click you need to press and hold down the mouse button while simultaneously moving the mouse left or right. This creates a "butterfly" effect where the click jumps one way and then another. This is a great technique for working around small targets like the ones on the WASD keys or some menu options. Not only does this make it easier to click on the small targets, but it also makes it easier to click on them quickly.

How to do a butterfly click while aiming wow?

If you have not yet tried the popular “butterfly click” when aiming, we recommend trying it out. While holding down the mouse button and moving it, use your thumb to click down on the mouse. This will cause the crosshair on your screen to move like a butterfly’s wings. It will be easier to click when you do this on a mouse with a scroll wheel, as you will be able to move the mouse freely without moving your thumb. Try it out

How to do a butterfly click?

The butterfly is a common hand movement used in rifle shooting to indicate that your sights are properly aligned. Basically, you aim at an imagined target between the two sights. Then, you click the two sides of the sights together. The butterfly click lets you know if you have lined up the sights correctly.

How to butterfly aim while aiming?

Most people right-click using the right mouse button but you can also use the left one. This is because the right-click button is closer to the mouse’s center. Try to place your right hand closer to the center of the mouse and your left hand closer to the right-click button. This allows you to press the button with your thumb while still using the top half of your hand to hold down the left click button. Try it out!

How to do a butterfly click while aiming?

You can use the Z-shaped key or joystick button to perform a quick, precise click while aiming. This works best for moving your view around to find the perfect position, or for positioning your cursor over small targets. You can also click to highlight text using the Z key or joystick button.