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# Pearl Grapple

Throws a pearl predicted to land at the player under your crosshair.

Throws a pearl predicted to land at the player under your crosshair.

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This module needs a key bound before it does anything. Set one in its ClickGUI panel.
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## What it does

Aim at a player and press the key. Pearl Grapple works out where a pearl needs to go to land on that player, accounting for their movement, and throws it. You arrive next to them.

## When to use it

Use it to close distance on a fleeing player or to follow someone who has pearled away.

## Settings

| Setting | What it does |
| ------- | ------------ |
| Keybind | required.    |

Also in the panel:

* Prediction strength
* Max range

## Video

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A short clip of this module is on the way.
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