Those are already defined, it is the 110 and 20 numbers in the macro. You can raise or lower those values to adjust the max and min for the speed limiter.
Hallo, many THX for that great Mod. I`ve tried to change the max running Level, I´ve change all 110 to 150, but that takes no effekt.
My second Question is. When I press the mouse wheel, the FOV is changed at the same time. I know that you can change this in the key bindings. But then I don't have the zoom function of the scanner camera on the mouse wheel. Is there a way to change this? Many THX for your Help. Translated with DeepL
Seems you forgot to change the last 110, there are 3 in total that need to be changed.
Along with the mouse wheel, check to see if the keybind is set to something like CTRL-MouseWheelUp or something similar. Starfield by default as multi-action keybind support so there shouldn't be any conflicts.
Too many lines and letters for me. 🙈 😅 THX Bro now it works. With the Key Binds I have unfortunately not found. It seems that the Scanner camera zoom is connected to the FOV. Well, I can live with it. Maybe someone else has an idea.
Hey Rage4556, is it possible to use this mod to turn the Spaceship Boost into a same-button toggle or hold? Instead of pressing "Shift" then needing to press "S" to stop the boost.
I cannot get ANY command (either those from this mod, those from other hotkey mods on Nexus, or my own custom commands) to run on a hotkey. None of the function keys other than F5 for quick save and F9 for quick load do anything.
In '\Documents\My Games\Starfield\StarfieldCustom.ini' I have the command listed here on the Description page under [Menu] In the same folder I have StarfieldConsole.ini, unchanged from the file I downloaded and unpacked from this mod.
On Windows 11, running Starfield 1.7.33, (Steam), using Mod Organizer v2.5 for a few other mod files.
Is there some special setting I'm missing? I am very puzzled.
Make sure you're putting the INI changes in the appropriate location, as MO2 uses profile-specific locations for the INIs. So make the same changes by copying those files to your profile folder to ensure they're made.
After that, put the StarfieldHotkeys.ini file you downloaded in your
Seems you've renamed it to StarfieldConsole.ini :) Just wanted to point that out to save users any confusion.
Edit: Also...
Inside of your StarfieldCustom.ini file, throw this edit into it (Replace equal with = this is important!):
If you use the fancy text editor and make the = (equal sign) bold, it will keep the page from breaking the code and turning it into a mess of "javascript" stuff. or, just [b ]=[/b ] <-- type that without the spaces after the B's to bold it in whatever you're typing.
I feel like... too much got removed from the installation instructions? It no longer says anything about making edits to our StarfieldCustom.ini.
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I have this in my StarfieldCustom.ini: [Menu] bUseConsoleHotkeys=1 sConsoleINI=StarfieldConsole.ini
And this is all I have in the StarfieldConsole.ini: (I removed some things) [Hotkeys] ; Immediately enter workshop mode when in an outpost or buildable area with a button press CTRL-V=workshop ; Enter photomode without having to access the pause menu F1=showmenu photomodemenu ; Toggle the wait menu without having to sit/sleep t=showmenu sleepwaitmenu
But I can't get any of those keybinds to work in-game. 😫 Do you see anything that's incorrect?
Edit: Oops. Put the StarfieldConsole.ini in the wrong location. It does indeed go in Documents\My Games\Starfield. Right next to the Custom and Prefs ini's. All good now!
Yee, nothing more other than specifying the installation location is needed. The game automatically detects the edit and just needs the tweak enabled and that's it. I did accidentally remove the INI edit, but that is back.
Hi Rage4556 and thank you for this mod. I've been using it since you posted the tips on the Speed Regulator posts. As maliceSNIPERN7 I have change the last player.setav to player.forceav of each function because sometimes the elseif was ignored.
While I appreciate the translation to CCR, I would like to avoid the use of CCR, since it's essentially the same functionality and adding another mod on-top of the game that does the same thing as the game is irrelevant. This page is meant to be true to the games native hotkey function and it would be appreciated if this mod wasn't converted to CCR. There's also the redundant side of CCR only being ran at the start of the game, meaning you can't make changes live in-game, reload them via console and be along your way.
Is it possible to exclude or change "Leave Pilot seat" (during battle) from [hold/Action Key (Target)] to something/ANYTHING ELSE?!? I've left the pilot seat sooo many times mid-battle trying to target another enemy it's heart breaking.
Unfortunately, not as far as I can tell. This is just something that'd have to be avoided for now until we get more extensive access to modding tools in the future.
I assume that'd be easy enough, just need to see if there's a console command for changing the games difficulty. Though, I would just say to change the difficult in the games menu.
You don't need to change sConsoleINI; the game reads console settings by default from StarfieldConsole.ini. Just add bUseConsoleHotkeys to the StarfieldCustom.ini, rename StarfieldHotkeys.ini to StarfieldConsole.ini and put it in the documents game folder or in the root one.
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many THX for that great Mod.
I`ve tried to change the max running Level,
I´ve change all 110 to 150, but that takes no effekt.
My second Question is.
When I press the mouse wheel, the FOV is changed at the same time.
I know that you can change this in the key bindings.
But then I don't have the zoom function of the scanner camera on the mouse wheel.
Is there a way to change this?
Many THX for your Help.
Translated with DeepL
Along with the mouse wheel, check to see if the keybind is set to something like CTRL-MouseWheelUp or something similar. Starfield by default as multi-action keybind support so there shouldn't be any conflicts.
THX Bro now it works.
With the Key Binds I have unfortunately not found. It seems that the Scanner camera zoom is connected to the FOV. Well, I can live with it. Maybe someone else has an idea.
In '\Documents\My Games\Starfield\StarfieldCustom.ini' I have the command listed here on the Description page under [Menu]
In the same folder I have StarfieldConsole.ini, unchanged from the file I downloaded and unpacked from this mod.
On Windows 11, running Starfield 1.7.33, (Steam), using Mod Organizer v2.5 for a few other mod files.
Is there some special setting I'm missing? I am very puzzled.
Edit:
Also...
or, just [b ]=[/b ] <-- type that without the spaces after the B's to bold it in whatever you're typing.
bUseConsoleHotkeys=1
sConsoleINI=StarfieldConsole.ini
And thanks for that trick. I will definitely use that.
I have this in my StarfieldCustom.ini:
[Menu]
bUseConsoleHotkeys=1
sConsoleINI=StarfieldConsole.ini
And this is all I have in the StarfieldConsole.ini: (I removed some things)
[Hotkeys]
; Immediately enter workshop mode when in an outpost or buildable area with a button press
CTRL-V=workshop
; Enter photomode without having to access the pause menu
F1=showmenu photomodemenu
; Toggle the wait menu without having to sit/sleep
t=showmenu sleepwaitmenu
But I can't get any of those keybinds to work in-game. 😫
Do you see anything that's incorrect?
Edit: Oops. Put the StarfieldConsole.ini in the wrong location. It does indeed go in Documents\My Games\Starfield. Right next to the Custom and Prefs ini's. All good now!
As maliceSNIPERN7 I have change the last player.setav to player.forceav of each function because sometimes the elseif was ignored.
Please remove the CCR .toml edit in your post.