Your Custom Heads-Up Display (HUD) is the primary physical interface connecting your finger reflexes to your in-game character. In high-stakes tournaments for Free Fire MAX and BGMI, players who can execute multiple actions simultaneously (such as Jumping + Aiming + Firing + Gloo Wall placement) have a decisive tactical advantage.
In this guide, we break down the pros, cons and recommended button placement for 2-Finger (Thumbs), 3-Finger (Claw), and 4-Finger (Full Esports Claw) setups.
Left Thumb: Dedicated purely to Joystick movement and sprint control.
Right Thumb: Controls Aim, Right Fire Button, Scope, Jump, Crouch, and Gloo Wall / Prone.
Advantage: Natural hand posture with zero finger strain or hand cramps during long gaming sessions.
Limitation: You cannot jump and aim simultaneously without lifting your thumb.
Left Index Finger: Top-Left Fire Button (dedicated to shooting while moving).
Left Thumb: Movement Joystick & Bag/Healing items.
Right Thumb: Camera Aiming, Jump, Crouch, Scope, and Fast Weapon Switch.
Advantage: Enables seamless Jiggle + Fire and Sit-Up Gloo Wall mechanics without cramping your right hand.
Left Index: Top-Left Fire Button & Peek Buttons (BGMI) / Gloo Wall (FF).
Left Thumb: Analog Movement & Fast Sprint.
Right Index: Top-Right Scope Open, Jump, and Crouch buttons.
Right Thumb: Micro Camera Tracking & Reload / Weapon Switch.
Advantage: Maximum action velocity. You can jump, aim, crouch and fire at the same time.
Open the HUD section on SensiAI Pro to see recommended button sizes and placement for 2, 3 and 4-finger setups.
🎮 View HUD LayoutsOn average, it takes 3 to 4 days of 30-minute training grounds drills for muscle memory to adjust comfortably without making mis-taps.
Place the Gloo Wall button near your left thumb (or top-left for claw players) with size set to 80% to 100% so you can throw one the instant you are caught in the open.