This allows you to press tab to cycle through available targets (assuming you haven't rebound your targetting keys), then press and HOLD tab briefly to automatically perform the default action on that target. Holding down Tab now performs the "default action" on your current target. Note that you can also instantly bring up the dropdown menu by pressing Shift + Middle Mouse. Holding down Middle Mouse will also popup the game's dropdown menu, according to the delay you set in the game's settings. Right mouse is now "Free Look", and Middle mouse now targets/untargets. Right Mouse and Middle Mouse have been switched. This allows you to go from "WoW-style" movement to NWN1 style movement without having to change out of the Character Camera mode. When in Character Camera mode and holding down the left mouse button to "drive" your character, the turn/strafe movement keys will automatically switch (ie, the a key no longer turns left, it will become q and strafe left instead), until you release "drive" mode. I highly recommend using the game's 'Detect' or 'Tracking' modes to emulate walking instead when you can, to avoid those problems. Understand, however, that the other issues listed above still persist.
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As a result, I added code that will automatically drop you *OUT* of walk mode when performing the following actions:ĥ) Pressing Enter to chat (or pressing Escape to cancel chat)
Why they chose "Shift" for walking (when it's already used by so many other game functions) is beyond my control. However this method created many issues within the game, such as:ġ) Clicking on an object or character to interact with it would automatically exit walk modeĢ) Clicking on a party member's portrait would do nothing in character cam mode, and performed a shift+click in strategy mode (group add)ģ) Clicking on a target (Middle Mouse) instantly popped the dropdown menuĤ) Scrolling the mouse wheel while walking would not zoom (cycles hotbars instead)ĥ) While chatting shift key would still be held down (YOU WOULD TALK LIKE THIS) :)Īll of the above issues cannot be resolved by me until Obsidian changes the 'walk' key. This 1.05a addendum will allow you to use the CapsLock key to force shift to remain held down, by toggling it on and off.
By default, holding down shift makes your character walk. Understand, though, that I do not officially support this feature as it was quite a head-ache to implement without creating issues. At the request of a few people on the Bioware forums I've added "Toggle Walk" functionality. To stop, press and release W, or simply press S. Double-tapping W key will now put your character in auto-run. To uninstall Kornstalx's HotKeys, simply delete the file. Failure to do so will cause all sorts of navigational problems :) If you have customized your hotkeys with the in-game Keybinding section, some features will not work (or work undesirably) as noted in the 'Features' list below.Īt the very least, the movement keys *MUST* be rebound in-game as shown in the diagram when you start this program. Pay close attention to the mandatory key-bindings. Simply run the application and follow the on-screen directions. ini files and make the appropriate key-changes automatically, but I have gone out of my way to avoid doing so for various (including legal) reasons.Īs a result, you must pay close attention to the instructions below to ensure that any custom keybinds you may have changed/added in the game do not create conflicts. It would have been much simpler to design this application to read the game's. This application uses an upper-level keyboard hook to simulate keystrokes/mouseclicks assigned to different hotkey combinations. *THIS PROGRAM DOES NOT MODIFY NOR ALTER THE NWN2 GAME FILES IN ANY WAY* You can, however, still use those extra buttons with the game's built-in keymap. I have deliberately not assigned any features to the mouse thumb button(s), because not everyone has a 4+ button mouse. This program started off as a simple pet-project for myself and friends, but eventually added so much functionality that I decided it was probably worth sharing. Even using his program, coupled with making custom changes in my mouse's software, I've always felt that more could be done. Shortly after the game came out, Bluechipps (from the NWN2 forums) made a short AHK script that switched the mouse controls around in an attempt to make things more "WoW-like".
I've played the game off and on since release, and every time I fire it up I'm immediately frustrated by the lack of customization allowed. Ask any avid NWN2 player, and I'm pretty sure most of them will agree with you when you say the default camera controls for the game are very, well.
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