Saturday, November 12, 2011

Config.xml

The first thing you must remember is the settings you see in the options have no bearing upon what you have your config set to if you've edited it,

I.E If you change keys in the config.xml you can NOT tell by looking @ the options menu, so don't think they haven't changed, test it in game.

How to keep the settings from reverting back to before you changed it:
This is very easy, first I would advise that you set all of your controls from config.xml and not in the options menu, because if you decide it needs a change and don't do it from the file itself it will revert some of your settings back to before you edited it. After you've gotten your config.xml setup the way you want it I advise that you change the file's properties so the system cannot re-write over the file.

Opening config.xml
If you have not already click open with>choose default program, and choose notepad, now every time you click on an xml document it will be opened in notepad.


Changing the file's properties (Vista)
Open the folder freestylersworldentertainment, find config.xml, right click the file> click properties.
Click the security tab, to change permissions click edit. Now where it says Write you want to check deny under System and Authenticated users. After you've done this click apply each time it is available the file can no longer being changed and if you want to change it you will have to come back here and un-check deny and click apply to be able to save it. IF YOU MUST DO THIS DONT FORGET TO RE CHECK DENY AND CLICK APPLY AGAIN.

Changing the file's properties(XP)

Using archtype to improve your aim and FPS (IF GRAPHICS MATTERS TO YOU THIS IS NOT FOR YOU)
Google this: Gunz Archetype and copy and paste the code over the existing /video part of your config.xml

Custom screen resolution
Apart from using archtype the same section of code has your screen resolution, you may feel free to edit this as you wish(My monitor is 1366 x768 so that's what I put it to allow me to see the full game screen.)

Scan codes, what are they and what do they do?
A scancode (or scan code) is the data that most computer keyboards send to a computer to report which keys have been pressed. This means if you want to set one of your keys you must find out the corresponding scan code to put in, typing the key will not work.

Scan Code List
1:ESC 44 Z
2: 1 45 X
3: 2 46 C
4: 3 47 V
5: 4 48 B
6: 5 49 N
7: 6 50 M
8: 7 51 ,
9: 8 52 . >
10: 9 53 / ?
11: 0 54 RIGHT SHIFT
12: - _ 55 * (KEYPAD)
13: = + 56 LEFT ALT
14: BACKSPACE 57 SPACEBAR
15: TAB 58 CAPSLOCK
16 Q 59 F1
17 W 60 F2
18 E 61 F3
19 R 62 F4
20 T 63 F5
21 Y 64 F6
22 U 65 F7
23 I 66 F8
24 O 67 F9
25 P 68 F10
26 [ { 69 NUMLOCK (KEYPAD)
27 ] } 70 SCROLL LOCK
28 ENTER (RETURN) 71 7 HOME (KEYPAD)
29 LEFT CONTROL 72 8 UP (KEYPAD)
30 A 73 9 PGUP (KEYPAD)
31 S 74 - (KEYPAD)
32 D 75 4 LEFT (KEYPAD)
33 F 76 5 (KEYPAD)
34 G 77 6 RIGHT (KEYPAD)
35 H 78 + (KEYPAD)
36 J 79 1 END (KEYPAD)
37 K 80 2 DOWN (KEYPAD)
38 L 81 3 PGDN (KEYPAD)
39 ; : 82 0 INSERT (KEYPAD)
40 ' " 83 . DEL (KEYPAD)
41 ` ~ 87 F11
42 LEFT SHIFT 88 F12
258 LFT Mouse Buttn 259 RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON[/CODE]

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