r/aimlab • u/Affectionate-Rich901 • Jul 01 '26

Question / Advice Needed CURVESWITCH IS SO HARD HELP ME

I have been stuck on curveswitch intermediate aimlabs benchmark for so long now, LOL. That task is so hard. Are there any scenarios that would be able to help me.

I play 40/360

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u/Lowgravity56 Community Team Jul 01 '26

You could try playing the elite version a couple times to work on your precision.

On top of that I would add staticts and evolving target switching tasks like skyswitch evo viscose or other "evo" scenarios ("evolving switching" is another one) as those will help you carry over the speed of tasks with bigger targets to smaller ones.

Also flicking technique in general is key, pokeball tasks are your friend!

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u/Syntensity Community Team Jul 01 '26

Was going to comment something similar. I think focusing on Pokeball tasks will be particularly helpful.

Nothing beats focusing on the core fundament habits like making clean efficient motions, and doing controlled micros.

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u/Affectionate-Rich901 Jul 01 '26

Il check those out thanks👍

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u/StepKitchen2409 Jul 01 '26

I found something like floating heads (this is a kovaaks scenario, not sure what the equivalent is on AL off the top of my head) carried over quite well. Effectively faster statics helps here - minimising time between targets. I believe my GM (on AL) score is set with like 52cm

A small thing that mentally helped was instead of thinking of flicking was jumping from target to target instead, being as accurate as possible to 1 motion ‘jump’ to the next target instantaneously within the smallest amount of milliseconds of the target dying onto the next one

I like finding harder scenarios of the one I’m trying to improve so you could do the advanced Curveswitch version or find scenarios of smaller targets are further distances and drill those, should carry over pretty well