User Guides
How to use the Z's Tilt and Pivot inputs for analog joystick control
The Z operates as a DirectInput joystick. So its joystick outputs will only work natively in games with support for DirectInput. For games that only support XInput a third-party utility is required to translate DirectInput to XInput (e.g. X360ce). To ...
Saving custom profiles to onboard flash memory
Saving profiles to mouse RAM vs Flash When you connect a classic-grip mouse to your PC the profiles in the X1 Control Panel are automatically applied to the mouse. However, they are only loaded into the mouse's RAM, not Flash. So if you unplug the ...
How to create Macros with the X1 Control Panel
Switch to Expert Mode and find/create a mapping for your macro Macros (sequences of output actions) can be created in Expert Mode. So if you are in simple mode, first click the Expert Mode button at the bottom left of the Window. Once in Expert Mode, ...
Creating an Autoclicker
One of the most popular requests we get with the X1 Control Panel is how to create an autoclicker macro, as shown in this video. You can also find a guide to this configuration on our YouTube channel here This is a brief guide on how to set that up ...
How to add profiles for Microsoft Store / Xbox Game Pass games
Due to the unique way the Xbox app handles file permissions within Windows, Xbox games cannot be added to the X1 profiles the same as regular games can. This is circumvented by using the current active app menu instead of the traditional .exe ...
Generating a copy of the X1 Control Panels log file
To help us troubleshoot, sometimes our support might ask you to attach your X1 log file. This guide is how to do that. You can create a copy of the log file on your desktop via the options menu. Click the Cog icon in simple mode to open it, then the ...
Using "Repeat From" to loop actions in a macro
In the X1 Control Panel almost any output action, or sequence of output actions can be turned into a loop using the "Repeat From" action. This allows the creation of auto-fire/rapid-fire macros, or to automate some repetitive tasks. How to add a ...
Launching multiple Instances of the X1 Control Panel on Windows.
This is not a use case the X1 was designed for, so it may be very janky. But a few users raised cases where being able to run multiple instances of the X1 could help (e.g. more than one mouse connected). So we've added a launch argument that allows ...
Profile names are no longer displayed on OLED while changing profiles.
By default the Global profile has an OLED Flash output setup to display the current profile whenever a profile switch occurs. Since its set in the Global profile it will automatically apply to all other profiles as well; unless it's overridden. Below ...
Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel - Changelog
Latest Version 3.0.9.1 - May 2026 Improvements & Fixes: Allow access to all pre-made profiles from all mouse models. Allow adding vibration to all input types in simple mode. Use ↑ and ↓ symbols for mouse press and release outputs on mappings screen. ...
RGB Options
The color or behavior of the RGB logo on your mouse can be set separately for each profile. To modify its setting, just click the logo on the mouse image, or the RGB logo label. The RGB logo has three basic settings, Off, Fixed Color, and Rotation ...
DPI Options
DPI Intro DPI or "Dots Per Inch" defines how far your cursor will move for every inch your Z moves, so increasing this value will increase your pointer speed. The DPI on your mouse can be set separately for each profile and is shown just above the ...
Utilizing Deep Click
What is a Deep Click? Deep click allows you to add a sequence of outputs that will trigger as you apply more pressure to the button. This is useful if you have a sequence of actions you use together frequently. But need flexibility in the timing of ...
Linking a Profile to an App
Linking your new profile to the app/game it will be used with allows it to work with the Auto Profile Switching system. So that whenever you are using that app your mouse is put into the correct profile automatically. If you don't do this you will ...
Auto Profile Switching
With the Active Profile toggle set to Auto the Control Panel can put your mouse into the correct profile dynamically as you move between games and applications. It will also switch you back to a default profile whenever you switch to something which ...
Pre-configured Profiles
Games that are supported by the X1 Control Panel have some additional features which make it easier to setup your mouse for them: They will be automatically detected on your system if they are installed.* Once detected a pre-configured profile will ...
Customizing a profiles button mappings
If you want to customize one of the pre-configured profiles, or are building your own profile from scratch. The following article will show you the different methods you can use to customize a button mapping. Demonstration Video Sean shows how you ...
Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel UI - Profile Panel
The profiles panel is where you can select which profile you want to view/edit, check or set which profile is active, enable or disable auto profile switching, and create or delete profiles. Selecting a profile to view/edit To view or edit a profiles ...
Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel UI - Side Panel
In the side panel you can access the main menu via the cog icon. Links to helpful information like this page via the info icon. And mouse memory usage via the mouse icon. Main Menu Save Mappings to Permanent Flash Memory in Mouse By default the ...
Introduction to the Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel
Intro The X1 Control Panel provides an easy to use interface for configuring mice in our Classic-grip Range. Including the Swiftpoint Z, TRACER and Creator. If you do not already have it installed, it is available for macOS 10.12+ and Windows 7+ from ...
Enable Pivot without a parent input
By default Pivot inputs can only be enabled while holding down another button/input. As in the example below when a pivot has been added to the right trigger. If you want to be able to use pivot without first pressing another button the attached ...
Profiles & Sub-Profiles
Profiles are groups of mappings and settings that when active will define what all of the Zs various inputs and outputs do. Your current profiles are listed along the top of the driver. The profile currently active on your Z will be marked by an *, ...
X1 Control Panel Expert Mode Overview
Main Menu Starting from the top left of the Control Panels window you will find the Main Menu. Here you can access some of the key functionality detailed below. Save Mappings to Permanent Flash Memory in Mouse: This option allows you to export all of ...
Can I use my custom profiles on systems without the Swiftpoint X1 Control Panel (Linux, Playstation, XBOX etc.)?
By default your profiles in the X1 Control Panel (or Swiftpoint Driver), are only saved to your mouses RAM. So these profiles are cleared whenever your mouse looses power. To use your custom profiles on a system without our software, they need to be ...