# Adjustment
Once created, the weapon will be positioned incorrectly in the character's hands, it's normal behavior and to fix this do the following:
* Open the **Adjustment Tools**** ****(Tools -> USK -> Adjust)**
* Place there the weapon and the characters you intend to use it with and press the **Play** button.
* Select a character and weapon start adjusting.
### Adjustment Tools
**Settings Slot** is a save layout that stores the following data: **position**, **rotation**, and **size** of the weapon, **IK hands** parameters, **IK elbows/fingers** parameters. You can create as many slots as you need.
Read below about the **IK adjustment tools** and their parameters.
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[IK Tools](/weapons/adjustment/ik-tools.md)
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Don't forget to save all your changes.
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### **Adjustment Process**
In the future, you can link settings slots with various camera views and with different characters.
* Create 3 slots for each camera view (or as much as you need) and adjust weapon **position**/**rotation** (just move and rotate it as you need) and also **hands pose** for each slot.
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* If necessary, select another character and adjust this weapon for him too.
* As a result, the weapon will have several slots, each of which corresponds to a certain character and a certain type of camera.
* Now select the weapon prefab in the project window and open the **Weapon Settings** **tab** in the **Weapon Controller** script.
* There you can link all slots you have created with camera views and characters (in this case, use various [**character tags**](/characters/controller/tags.md)).
* After these steps, you can be sure that the weapon will work great with your characters, and therefore you can move on to adding it to the game.
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[Usage](/weapons/usage.md)
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