Copy Controls Keymap to other characters

bathynomusESO

Is there a way to copy controls / keymap to other characters? Thx

Tags: keybindings

Sarenia

No, but some of us are pushing for it.

mutharex

I think it's all in this file:

C:\Users\xxx\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\liveeu\SavedVariables\ZO_Ingame.lua

In case someone wants to work on an addon

Of course for NA players will be "live" instead of "liveeu"

Vikova

It is not currently doable, but enough people are looking for it that I fully expect someone to make an add-on for it.

SeñorCinco

mutharex wrote: »

I think it's all in this file:

C:\Users\xxx\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\liveeu\SavedVariables\ZO_Ingame.lua

What program is used to open and edit that file?


EDIT :

Maybe this would be better answered if it were moved to the AO forum?

Sarenia

SeñorCinco wrote: »

mutharex wrote: »

I think it's all in this file:

C:\Users\xxx\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\liveeu\SavedVariables\ZO_Ingame.lua

What program is used to open and edit that file?


EDIT :

Maybe this would be better answered if it were moved to the AO forum?

Rule of thumb: If you don't recognize the extension, open it as a text file and see what happens.

LUA is a scripting language. You can open a .LUA file with any text editor.

Personally I use GVim, a derivative of VI. Windows elitests swear by Notepad++. For the general user, typical notepad does the trick just fine.

mutharex

SeñorCinco wrote: »

mutharex wrote: »

I think it's all in this file:

C:\Users\xxx\Documents\Elder Scrolls Online\liveeu\SavedVariables\ZO_Ingame.lua

What program is used to open and edit that file?


EDIT :

Maybe this would be better answered if it were moved to the AO forum?

Yes, like already said any text editor will do

SeñorCinco

Sarenia wrote: »

LUA is a scripting language. You can open a .LUA file with any text editor.

I have ++. I will look into this. Thanks for the reply. It is much appreciated.

Awesome sticker for you, my friend!