Want to make your flashlight activate automatically whenever you start shooting in Arena Breakout: Infinite? There is a simple control setting that can make this possible.
This trick can be especially useful during close-quarters combat and dark indoor areas, where quickly illuminating your surroundings can give you better visibility and help you spot enemies more easily.
How to Set It Up
To configure your flashlight to activate while firing, you need to change the key binding for your tactical equipment.
Step 1: Open Your Controls
Start Arena Breakout: Infinite and open the game’s Settings menu.
Navigate to the Controls section and locate the key bindings for your tactical equipment.
Step 2: Find “Enable/Disable Tactical Equipment”
Look for the setting called:
Enable/Disable Tactical Equipment
This is the control used to activate or deactivate equipment such as your flashlight.
Step 3: Bind It to Your Primary Fire Button
Set the Enable/Disable Tactical Equipment command to the same button you use for Primary Fire.
Once configured, your flashlight will activate automatically when you shoot.
Why This Can Be Useful
This setup can be particularly helpful when fighting inside dark buildings, underground areas, and other low-light environments. Instead of having to manually activate your flashlight before engaging an enemy, the light can come on as you fire.
It can also make your weapon feel more responsive in close-range fights, where every split second matters.
Things to Keep in Mind
While this setup can be useful, it may not be ideal for every situation. A flashlight can reveal your position to nearby enemies, especially in dark areas where the light is highly visible.
Because of this, you should experiment with the setting and decide whether the automatic flashlight activation fits your playstyle.
Final Thoughts
If you frequently fight in dark environments in Arena Breakout: Infinite, binding Enable/Disable Tactical Equipment to your primary fire button is a simple trick worth trying. It can give you instant illumination during firefights without requiring you to press an additional button.
Just remember that the extra visibility comes with a risk: your flashlight can also give away your position.
