No recoil on DMA: how recoil control works through your aim device

No recoil cancels the kick of your gun by pulling your mouse the other way while you shoot. On a DMA setup your software reads which gun you hold from memory, then sends the counter moves through your aim device, the same way an aimbot moves your mouse.

How it works on DMA

• Your software reads your gun.
  Your DMA card sends your main PC's memory to your second computer, so the software knows your weapon, your attachments and when you fire.
• Your aim device pulls down.
  The software sends small moves to your aim device while you hold fire. Your main PC sees them as your mouse moving.
• Nothing in the game changes.
  The gun still kicks, your mouse moves against it. Blurred calls this read-only recoil control on its Rust page, and it needs an aim device to work.

You need an aim device for this. Without one your second computer can't move anything. We recommend MAKCU.

DMA no recoil vs a macro

A recoil macro is a script in your mouse software, like Logitech G HUB, or a program on your PC. It plays the same pull for each gun you set up, and it doesn't know when you swap guns or add a grip. DMA software reads that from the game, so the pull follows your gun.

A macro also runs on your main PC, where the anti-cheat runs. DMA no recoil runs on your second computer, and only the mouse moves reach your main PC.

No spread and silent aim

These two don't come with DMA software we suggest, because the software only reads memory.

• No spread.
  Spread is the random scatter of bullets around your crosshair. Removing it means changing the game's numbers, which is a memory write.
• Silent aim.
  Silent aim sends your bullets to a target your crosshair isn't on. That means changing what the game sends, and that's also a write.

A DMA card can write memory too, but the software we suggest doesn't, so everything it does goes through your mouse.

Is no recoil detectable?

The anti-cheat sees how your mouse moves, and a pull that's the same every spray stands out. Two games have said so in public.

• Rainbow Six Siege.
  In August 2026 Ubisoft said it would detect recoil macros and scripts on PC, and ban after several confirmed hits (R6 DMA).
• PUBG.
  In April 2026 PUBG said it's rolling out detection for mouse scripts and devices that send abnormal input (Can anti-cheat tell how you aim?).

Your aim device can't hide this, because the moves it sends are what gets checked.

Games people ask about

• Rainbow Six Siege, where no recoil is the feature most people want
• Rust, where Blurred lists recoil control
• PUBG
• Call of Duty

Common questions

• Does no recoil work without an aim device?
  No, your second computer needs the device to move your mouse.
• Does no recoil work in R6 on DMA?
  Your firmware runs on Siege, but the software we suggest doesn't list Siege, so ask on the support forum what people run.
• Is no recoil the same as anti recoil?
  Yes, both names mean pulling against your gun's kick.

Every DMA feature is in DMA cheat features.