Guide
First Ten Minutes: A Beginner Setup for CLT Panel
New to the panel? This exact first session, in order, takes you from install to a tuned training ground in about ten minutes.

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New to the panel? This exact first session, in order, takes you from install to a tuned training ground in about ten minutes. It all starts from the panel itself, so if you are setting up fresh, begin at the CLT Panel download home and keep this note open beside the game.
Minutes one to four: install and permit
Install the panel, open it, and grant the display permission when asked. Do not tune anything yet. A panel floating over the game with stock values is your true starting line.
The companion note on pairing clt panel with a custom hud layout covers the neighbouring half of this job, and the two together make a complete setup session.
Minutes five to seven: calibrate
Run auto calibration and let it read your phone. Then take the preset into the training ground and drag at the near target: chest to head, ten times, noticing where the crosshair stops.
When you are ready to go deeper, saving and sharing your clt panel settings picks up exactly where this page leaves off.
Minutes eight to ten: one honest tweak
Adjust only general sensitivity, by a small step in whichever direction your drags asked for. Play two matches. You now own a setup that fits your hand better than any copied pro config.
The file itself waits on the CLT Panel download page whenever you need a fresh copy.
Settings are personal and phones differ, so treat every number here as a well tested starting line. Change one thing, play two matches, and let your own thumb cast the deciding vote.
Quick Answers
What should I not touch on day one?
DPI. It is powerful and disorienting while you are still learning the deck. Day three is soon enough.
Is the training ground really necessary?
It is where setups are judged honestly. Ten minutes there saves weeks of ranked confusion.
What comes after the first setup?
The two match rule and one family at a time. The beginner setup is a door, not a destination.