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===Console input=== | ===Console input=== | ||
By default, Oni auto-binds the "console" toggle to the key to the left of the numeric row. On U.S. QWERTY keyboards, this is the key with a <span style="font-size:200%; top:0.3em; position:relative">`</span> in the lowercase position and a tilde, <span style="font-size:175%">~</span>, in the uppercase position. It is usually called the "tilde key" by users, and perhaps even elsewhere on this wiki; however, you would have to hold Shift to type a tilde, and the console is activated by just pressing the key without Shift, thus it is actually the "grave accent key" which activates the console. | |||
On non-U.S. keyboards, that key may not be recognized. Just add a line like "bind leftalt to console" to '''key_config.txt''' in your Oni folder and you'll be able to open the console with that key. In some cases, this bound key will not ''close'' the console; however, pressing the grave accent key, oddly enough, may work. Or you can press the appropriate key for your layout: | |||
Danish QWERTY: The <span style="font-size:150%">½</span> key to the left of the numeric row. | |||
German QWERTZ: The circumflex accent key, <span style="font-size:150%">^</span>. In Windows, if playing Oni in windowed mode, you should use "rightalt" as your alternative console binding because "leftalt" activates the window's menu, stealing Oni's controls. | |||
===Features=== | ===Features=== | ||
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====Hotkeys==== | ====Hotkeys==== | ||
Below are Oni's hardcoded mappings for Developer Mode functions. The Alt key (Option key on Macs) can be used in placed of Ctrl | Below are Oni's hardcoded mappings for Developer Mode functions. The Alt key (Option key on Macs) can be used in placed of Ctrl. | ||
The "U.S. QWERTY" column gives the standard hotkeys (the keys intended by the American developers to be pressed), and the "German QWERTZ" column only lists the hotkeys that are different from U.S. QWERTY on German QWERTZ keyboards; note that on German keyboards, the "Ctrl" key is named "Strg". Support for additional keyboard layouts would be a welcome addition if you have another type of keyboard that you would like to have incorporated into the table. | |||
If a hotkey's functionality has been restored in Windows using the Daodan DLL, it will be checked off here. | If a hotkey's functionality has been restored in Windows using the Daodan DLL, it will be checked off here. | ||
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! | !German QWERTZ | ||
!Description | !Description | ||
!width=75|Windows | !width=75|Windows | ||
!width=75|Mac | !width=75|Mac | ||
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|` (grave accent) | |||
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|Displays console | |||
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|Ctrl+Shift+o | |Ctrl+Shift+o | ||
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|Playback recording | |Playback recording | ||
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