Enhanced Controls

Enhanced Controls

LCtrl + Movement Key = Walk (not just forward). Disables LCtrl for “Crouch Hold”. Disables double tapping movement keys to dodge, adds independent dodge button. Enables using scroll wheel up / down for dialogue selection.

Tested on Steam version of Cyberpunk 2077 (v1.04).

Changes:

• Added a designated walk button (Left Ctrl).  This works in every direction, however holding down two directions at once (e.g., W + S) will speed up the walk.
• Disabled Left Ctrl crouch hold (assumes you’re using a crouch toggle that’s NOT Left Ctrl; in my case ‘C’).
• Disabled double tapping movement keys (W, A, S, D) to dodge.
• Set an independent dodge button (currently using Mouse4 because I use a Logitech G703, however this is easily configurable).
• Enables scrolling up and down in dialogue selection instances.

Note:  EVERY change is commented in the two files, so it’s easy to find what is changed.

How to Customize:

If you don’t like / have a Mouse4 button, you can easily change this by…

• Opening the ‘inputUserMappings.xml’ file.
• Find the added ‘IK_Mouse4’ button under the ‘<!– Controller specific dodge –>’ section.
• Change this value to whatever key you like.  Remember to add ‘IK_’ before the key. (Example: G key = ‘IK_G’)

If you don’t like Left Ctrl being the walk button, you can change this by…

• Opening the ‘inputUserMappings.xml’ file.
• Find the 4 added ‘IK_LControl’ buttons under the ‘<!– MAPPINGS –>’ sections (VERY TOP).
• Change these values to whatever key you like.  Be careful not to select a key that’s already in use.

Installation:

• Drag and drop the two files (‘inputContexts.xml’ and ‘inputUserMappings.xml’) into your ‘..\Cyberpunk 2077\r6\config\’ directory.
• Launch the game. Go to SETTINGS –> KEY BINDINGS. Make sure ‘Crouch (Hold)’ is NOT set to Left Ctrl (in my case, I unbinded it entirely).

Note:  Feel free to make a backup of the original ‘inputContexts.xml’ and ‘inputUserMappings.xml’ files in case you don’t like the changes.