StarUI HUD allows you complete control over the majority of HUD widgets, as well as an updated loot list and improved item cards with DPS and V/W. Most HUD widgets may be resized, moved, recolored, or disabled. The loot list may display extra columns such as V/W (sortable) and the item card for hovering objects!
Creator: m8r98a4f2
StarUI HUD
REQUIREMENTS
This mod does not have any known dependencies other than the base game.
PERMISSIONS AND CREDITS
Credits and distribution rights
- Assets of other users: All of the assets in this StarUI HUD file are either the author’s or free-to-use modder’s resources.
- Upload authorization: Under no circumstances may you upload this material to other websites.
- Permission to modify: You must obtain my permission before modifying my files in order to enhance them.
- Permission to convert: Under no circumstances are you permitted to convert this StarUI HUD file for use in other games.
- Permission to utilize an asset: You must obtain my permission before using any of the materials in this StarUI HUD file.
- Asset use authorization in purchased mods/files: This file’s assets may not be used in any modifications or files that are sold for money on Steam Workshop or other platforms.
- Permission to utilize assets in mods/files that earn donation points: You cannot earn Donation Points for your modifications if they use my materials.
Notes from the Author
For translators: You are welcome to create a translation mod under the following conditions:
- The translation mod must include this translated file:
1) Interface\Translation\StarUI_HUD_en.txt ( translated as StarUI_HUD_[LanguageCode].txt ) - You can optionally include a translation of this file:
2) Interface\StarUI HUD (default).ini (or the other presets) - The translation mod includes no other files from original mod
- The translation mod must require the original mod
File credits
Bethesda
Cala (teaser design)
CHANGELOGS
- StarUI HUD Version 1.1
- StarUI HUD Added new preset: Author’s Choice (No Colors)
- StarUI HUD Added filled versions of vanilla category icons for usage as item tags
- StarUI HUD Added watch settings: Enable/disable compass markers: enemy markers, mission markers and special markers (ship)
- StarUI HUD Added watch settings: Enable/disable various watch features: compass, o2 bar, planet icon, location text
- StarUI HUD Added watch settings: Enable/disable various scan mode watch features: temperature, oxygen, gravitation, bio alert, env alert
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair setting: Crosshair replacement mode. Allows you to define which crosshair type is displayed (sReplaceMode, default:Default, available modes: Default, DotOnly, DotWhenNotAiming, None, Custom)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair settings: A whole bunch of individual replacement settings for the “Custom” replacement modes. Let you define any crosshair type you like for any situation (aiming, 3rd person and for every crosshair type)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair setting: Show crosshair when aiming in first person (bShowInIronSights, default: off)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair setting: Enable the spread animation (how far bullets go from the crosshairs center) (bEnableSpreadIndication, default: on)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair setting: Show if a weapon/tool is effective by changing the color (bEnableEffectiveIndication, default: on)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair color settings: Colorize your crosshair based on the current type (for every type: sColor…)
- StarUI HUD Added crosshair scale settings: Change your crosshairs size based on the current type (for every type: iScale…)
- StarUI HUD Added item card max height settings to prevent clipping into other widgets
- StarUI HUD Added new coloring technique to item card to allow colorisation without changing the already colored elements.
- StarUI HUD Added setting to control the tag icon color in item card (bItemCardItemTagColored, default: on)
- StarUI HUD Added setting to control the tag icon color in loot list ([LootList]bItemTagColored, default: on)
- StarUI HUD Added new anchor definition: You can now specify the anchor freely as [HorizontalOffset]% [VerticalOffset]%, e.g. “0% 25%”
- StarUI HUD Added setting to define the reticle line attach point for item cards in single item display (sItemCardReticleLineAttachAnchor, default: none)
- StarUI HUD Added color settings for widget Stealth Meter to override the color of the bar background: sBarColorHidden, sBarColorCaution, sBarColorDetected, sBarColorDanger
- StarUI HUD Added color settings for the default label (mostly used in Vanilla/Vanilla Extended): sLabelColor, sLabelStealColor
- StarUI HUD Added color settings for rarity colors (sRarityColorRare, sRarityColorEpic, sRarityColorLegendary)
- StarUI HUD Added color settings for contraband items in item card, standard label and Tag Label (sItemCardContrabandColor, sLabelContrabandColor and sHudTagLabelContrabandColor)
- StarUI HUD Change adapted the rare rarity color to a slightly more bluish color in preset Author’s Choice
- StarUI HUD Change unified the item card settings into separate sections with same structure (ItemCard_SingleItem, ItemCard_SingleItemScanMode, LootList.ItemCard and LootList.ItemCard_ScanMode)
- StarUI HUD Change default sort is now GAME instead of TAG (e.g. sorts special items to the top)
- StarUI HUD Change recommended FPS in FOMOD is now 30fps (increase performance on slow computers, and the difference for the HUD is barely visible)
- StarUI HUD Fixed unable to sort by first column with ALT key when having item tags disabled
- StarUI HUD Fixed untranslated texts in item card
- StarUI HUD Fixed clipping label for long key names whiel using small buttons option
- StarUI HUD Fixed display of hold button indicator (underline) too near at the key
- StarUI HUD Fixed overwritting game setting for hud transparency for watch and player status widget
- StarUI HUD Fixed slightly moving position of watch on loading
- StarUI HUD Fixed position and sizing of big item cards
- StarUI HUD Fixed typos
DESCRIPTIONS
StarUI HUD allows you complete control over the majority of HUD widgets, as well as an updated loot list and improved item cards with DPS and V/W. Most HUD widgets may be resized, moved, recolored, or disabled. The loot list may display extra columns such as V/W (sortable) and the item card for hovering objects!
Features
- Change most widgets on the HUD to your liking:
- Change the position, the scale (size), the rotation and the color (color modifier or color overwrite available) individually per widget
- Hide it, if you don’t want to see it!
- And for the special watch and player status widget: Adjust the 3D Position (only for 3D experts) or simply deactivate the 3D effect.
- New widget: Tag Label
- Reduces the HUD’s clutter level and let you focus on the important things.
- Displays the item name and item tag icon below your cross-hair. So you see what an item is without the need to look at the big item card (which is moved to top right screen as you don’t really need it)
- For tagged, stolen or contraband items the appropriate icon will be added after the name
- Trash items are displayed slightly faded out, so those item draw even less attention
- Customizable and can be disabled if you don’t like it
- New widget: Loot-O-Meter
- Displays a bar below your cross-hair which fills up with the value per mass value of the item. So you can easily see what’s worth to be taken!
- The bar can change the color from red to orange to green based on how much its filled
- Customizable and can be disabled if you don’t like it
- Upgraded loot list (quick container view)
- Dynamic size, more items visible (or less if you like)
- Automatic height adaption based on content
- Item tag icons for every item – See easily what type the item is!
- Additional configurable columns (Default adds a V/M column). The list can also be sorted by the column (And you can toggle through the columns it in-game with ALT key)
- Shows an item card for the highlighted item
- Upgraded item cards
- Added item tag icon
- Added value V/M for all items with value and mass
- Added value DPS for weapon (Burst-DPS, reloading-time not accounted)
- Colorizable, relocatable and resizable: All item cards can be adjusted for every situations where they are visible
- Quality of Life
- Accidental Steal Protection – Changes the button for taking, so you need to hold E key (or controller A button) to actually steal the item.
- Loot list and Tag Label widgets will change to RED when taking would be stealing.
- Take All function for most containers – Press and hold R (or X on controller) to take all (when the R (or X) HOLD button is visible)
- Customize your crosshair
- Many settings for the crosshair to make it like you want it.
- Choose one of the replace modes (Default, DotOnly, DotWhenNotAiming, None) or customize the replacements individually per type, per is-aiming-state and per is-3rd-person-state.
- Colorize and resize your crosshair individually per type. Wan’t a big red pistol crosshair, but a small green rifle? You can do it!
- Customize your watch
- Beside the standard widget settings, you can disable various parts of the watch, either making room for mods or just cause you don’t like a part.
- Four presets you can choose: Author’s Choice, Author’s Choice (No Colors), Vanilla Extended and Vanilla. You can change that at any time and customize your choosen one as you like!
- Safe to install/remove at any time! Doesn’t affect your save game and won’t prevent your abiliity to get achievements!
- Integrated item sorting system for all Starfield items for the languages: EN, DE, ES, FR, IT, JA, PL, PTBR and ZHHANS.
- You can control when the reticle circle and line are visible individually for different situations (the leader line going from the looked item to the item card/name box)
- Reduce the button bars icon for key/controller button and slightly fade out the button bar
- Shows a big door icon on doors which leads to other areas (e.g. the ones that trigger a loading screen)
- Full translation support (See the translation section on this side if your translation is already available)
- Many other smaller or bigger improvements
- Completely customizable (see the well-documented INI file)
INSTALLATION
- Enable Archive Invalidation (INI settings)
- Install mod files
- Simply install the mod via your mod manager (Vortex, Mod Organizer 2 beta, …)
- Or: Alternate manual install: Copy the folder Interface\ from the zip into your Starfield\Data\ folder (where the ba2 files are) – ignore folders fomod\ and Optional\
- For some people that folder won’t work, copy the files to your Documents\My Games\Starfield\Data\ folder in that case (create the Data\ folder if it doesn’t exist there yet)
- Choose one of the three presets from the sub-folder StarUI HUD Presets\ and copy the INI file content into a new file StarUI HUD.ini in Interface\.
- To install the 30fps or 120fps version: After doing the above steps copy the files from the appropriate sub-folder in Optional\ and overwrite the existing ones.
↳Download StarUI HUD
Configuration and Presets
You can customize every aspect of this mod. See the well-documented INI file StarUI HUD (default).ini and adapt it to your liking!
The mod comes with three presets: Author’s Choice, Vanilla Extended and Extended. Click for a preview:
Spoiler:
Author’s Choice
Vanilla Extended
Vanilla
Tip: You can switch later to another preset at any time. The presets are copied to folder Interface\StarUI HUD Presets. Simply copy the INIs content to your StarUI HUD (default).ini
Tip 2: Copy the file StarUI HUD (default).ini and rename it to StarUI HUD.ini. This INI file will be read too and won’t be overwritten by mod updates!
Tip 3: When you editing settings: A simple quick-save/quick-load will load your changed configuration!
Author’s Choice preset INI file:
Spoiler:
[StarUI HUD]
; =================================
; Configuration file for StarUI HUD
; =================================
;
; Allows you to configure many different settings for your StarUI HUD layout.
; To adjust the widgets and their position and color see the widget section later in this file
;
; Some general notes and tips:
;
; Position
; ——–
; The position is specified based on a 1920×1080 layer. If you have another resolution, it will
; automatically transformed into the position on your monitor.
;
; Color
; —–
; The sColors values are color modifiers, so if apply a red color to a green element it will
; become orange!
; For most widgets you have the option bForceColor, which will force the color. But be careful,
; this setting will remove ALL color information as well as any brightness levels from the widget.
; The colors are specified as “red, green, blue(, alpha)” where alpha is optional.
; RGB values are from 0 to 255. Alpha is from 0 to 100 (percent).
; Most colors are optional overrides. So if you don’t specify a value for the widget, it will
; use the hud’s default color (sHudDefaultColor).
;
; Examples:
; black is “0, 0, 0”
; white is “255, 255, 255”
; red is “255, 0, 0”
; blue is “0, 0, 255”
; half-transparent without color is “255, 255, 255, 50”
; Color tip: Use any of the common RGB color picker on the net to find your values!
;
; Anchors
; ——-
; Define a point on an element for various features (like as alignment for the item card, so in
; which direction an item card should be drawn or at which point the leading line attaches to)
;
; Valid values: TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight, {HorizontalOffset}% {VerticalOffset}%
;
; Examples for free percent values:
; 0% 0% – Equals TopLeft
; 100% 0% – Equals TopRight
; 100% 100% – Equals BottomRight
; 50% 50% – The center of the shape
; 0% 25% – This will position the anchor on the left side on 1/4 height.
;
; Tips
; ————
; * You can edit this file while the game is running. A simple quick-save/quick-load should
; load the new configuration!
; * Copy this file and rename the copy to “StarUI HUD.ini”. Then change your settings in the
; new file. The new file won’t be overwritten by mod updates!
;=============
; HUD Generic
;=============
; Default HUD color (may be overridden by a elements special color)
sHudDefaultColor = 122, 192, 244
; Use hard drop-down-shadows instead of soft ones
bHudHardDropDownShadow = 0
;=============
; Quality-Of-Life
;=============
; Preventing accidental steals. Changes the button for stealing, so you need to hold it to steal.
bHudPreventStealAccident = 1
;=============
; Item marker
;=============
; This is the circle on objects in the world you are looking at
; Enable or disable the line from the item marker (circle) to other elements for different types of viewed element…
; Note: When using the new TagLabel it’s recommended to it disabled.
; …when viewing a generic entity (bed, chair,…)
bHudReticleLineForGeneric = 0
; …when viewing an item without item card (late game)
bHudReticleLineForSingleItem = 0
; …when viewing an item with item card
bHudReticleLineForSingleItemWithItemCard = 0
; …when viewing a inventory
bHudReticleLineForLootList = 1
; Colorize your item marker circle (and line)
sHudReticleColor =
sHudReticleStealColor = 255, 128, 128
; =================
; Standard Label
; =================
; The white box you see mostly in Vanilla and Vanilla Extended when hovering things without item cards
sLabelColor =
sLabelStealColor = 255, 128, 128
sLabelContrabandColor = 253, 204, 36
; =============
; Tag Label
; =============
; The “Tag Label” is a alternate (new) way to display the item you’re looking at.
; Displays a smaller widget for the item instead of only big item card – Fixed at the crosshair or (optional) floating above the item in the world
bHudEnableTagLabelCrosshair = 1
; Tag label – But this one is bound to the world item (You should only use one to prevent confusion)
bHudEnableTagLabelWorld = 0
; Position of the Tag Label (relative to crosshair/world item)
fHudTagPositionX = 0
fHudTagPositionY = 50
; Scale (size) of the Tag Label (in percent)
iHudTagLableScale = 100
; Add an item tag icon to items
bHudTagShowItemTags = 1
; Colerize
sHudTagLabelColor =
sHudTagLabelStealColor = 255, 128, 128
sHudTagLabelContrabandColor = 253, 204, 36
; Force the item tag icon to be in the same color as the label
bHudTagLabelForceTagIconColor = 0
; The newest high-tech HUD addon by the Constellation engineers: Showing the value/mass as a bar on your HUD!
; The Loot-O-Meter will add a bar below the item name which visualizes the V/M (“value per mass”) value for this item.
; The higher the V/M value, the fuller the bar.
bHudTagLabelLootOMeter = 1
; ==============
; Loot-O-Meter
; ==============
; Customize the look of your Loot-O-Meter (part of Tag Label):
iLootOMeterWidth = 200
iLootOMeterHeight = 8
iLootOMeterRoundEdges = 3
sLootOMeterBgColor = 140,140,140,20
sLootOMeterBarColor = 255,255,255,100
iLootOMeterMaxValue = 1000
bLootOMeterColorBasedOnValue = 1
sLootOMeterValueBasedColor1 = 135, 30, 30
sLootOMeterValueBasedColor2 = 135, 135, 30
sLootOMeterValueBasedColor3 = 30, 135, 30
; ===============
; Rarity colors
; ===============
sRarityColorRare = 80, 136, 244
sRarityColorEpic =
sRarityColorLegendary =
; ==========
; Big Door
; ==========
; Enables a big door icon indicator when you look at a door which leads to other areas/cells (part of Tag Lable)
bHudEnableBigDoorIcon = 1
; Colorize the door icon
sHudBigDoorColor =
; ============
; Button Bar
; ============
; Smaller buttons for the button bar
bButtonBarSmallerButtons = 1
; Moves the button bar to the new tag label
bButtonBarMoveToTagLabel = 1
; Colorize the button bar
sHudButtonBarColor =
sHudButtonBarStealColor = 255, 128, 128
; Fade out things you read once and never need again
iButtonBarOpacity = 50
;=========================
; Item card – all versions
;=========================
; Display the item tag icon in the item card
bItemCardAddItemTag = 1
; Enable colored version of item tag
bItemCardItemTagColored = 1
; Add a new entry for the value per mass
bItemCardAddValuePerMass = 1
; Add a new entry for Burst DPS (Damage per second, without reloading time)
bItemCardAddDPS = 1
; Colorize the item card
sItemCardColor =
; Colorize the item card for STEAL mode
sItemCardStealColor = 255, 128, 128
; Colorize the item card for CONTRABAND mode
sItemCardContrabandColor = 253, 204, 36
; Define where the reticle line should attach to (leave empty for auto-aligning it to the left side of the item card headers bottom line)
sItemCardReticleLineAttachAnchor =
[ItemCard_SingleItem]
; Position of the item card (when hovering items. Default: 1168, 257)
; Values for top right display: X=1900, Y=20, Anchor=TopRight
; Values for Vanilla display: X=1168, Y=257, Anchor=TopLeft
fPositionX = 1900
fPositionY = 20
; Specify the max height. The item card will be scaled down if the limit is exceeded. (Default is to respect the remaining screen space)
fMaxHeight = 850
; Anchor for the item cards position (this determines in which direction the item card will expand from your given position, e.g. TopLeft will expand to right/down, BottomLeft to right/up)
; Valid values for anchor: TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight
sAnchor = TopRight
; Scaling (size) of the item card (in percent)
iScale = 100
[ItemCard_SingleItem_ScanMode]
; Position/scale of the item card in scanner mode.
; For a detailed description of the settings see [ItemCard_SingleItem]
fPositionX = 1358
fPositionY = 257
fMaxHeight = 600
sAnchor = TopLeft
iScale = 100
[LootList]
; ===========
; Loot List
; ===========
; Enable StarUI HUD’s upgraded loot list with icons, extra information, resizable and more
bEnable = 1
; Show item icon tags in the list
bShowItemTags = 1
; Enable colored version of item tag
bItemTagColored = 1
; Add extra columns to the loot list. You can add multiple columns separated by comma.
; For a list of available columns see the list later in the file. Most probably you like to use one of those: VPM, DPS, VALUE, VALUE_STACK, MASS, MASS_STACK
; Tip: You can toggle the sort when looking at the list and pressing ALT key
sAddColumns = VPM
; Sort the loot list by a column (the column does not need to be visible). You can use TAG here to sort by the items tag. Leave empty or use GAME for vanilla sort.
sSortByColumn = GAME
; Width of the additional column
iExtraColumnWidth = 65
; Add the extra function “Take All” to loot list (Hold the transfer key to take all at once)
bAddTakeAll = 1
; Auto-adapt list height to content (max to the specified height below)
bAdaptHeightToContent = 1
; Colorize the list!
sColor =
sStealColor = 255, 128, 128
; Scale (size) of the whole list
iScale = 100
; List position in normal mode (Default: 1193, 302)
fPositionX = 1193
fPositionY = 302
; List dimension in normal mode (Vanilla: 373×248, Default: 373×390)
iWidth = 373
iHeight = 390
; Loot list position in scanner mode
; Note: The list headline is provided by the scanner interface. Keep that in mind when changing the position in scanner mode.
fScannerPositionX = 1380
fScannerPositionY = 565
; Loot list dimension in scanner mode
iScannerWidth = 373
iScannerHeight = 248
; Attach point of the reticle line (from item circle to the list). Available: TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight
sReticleLineAttachPoint = TopLeft
; Show an item card to the item you have hovered in the list (for position/scale see the next sections)
bShowItemCard = 1
; Select categories for the item card. Only list items in this categories will show a item card
sShowItemCardCategories = Weapons, Ammo, Spacesuits, Packs, Helmets, Apparel, Throwables, Aid, Notes, Resources, Misc
[LootList.ItemCard]
; Position/scale of the item card for the loot list (normal mode)
; For a detailed description of the settings see [ItemCard_SingleItem]
fPositionX = 1610
fPositionY = 258
sAnchor = TopLeft
iScale = 80
fMaxHeight =
[LootList.ItemCard_ScanMode]
; Position/scale of the item card for the loot list (scanner mode)
; For a detailed description of the settings see [ItemCard_SingleItem]
fPositionX = 1410
fPositionY = 500
iScale = 80
sAnchor = BottomLeft
fMaxHeight =
; =============
; HUD Widgets
; =============
; Re-position and colorize every widget like you want. If you set no value for the color, then sHudDefaultColor is used.
;
; Enable or disable the whole widget with bEnabled.
; Also allows you to enlarge or shrink the widget (fScale) and rotate it (fRotation).
;
; Special values are explained above the setting.
; For a explanation of position and color see the file header.
[Watch]
; The watch in the bottom left area
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 72, 808 (for 16:9. Different on widescreen!) – Remove the leading “;” to adjust position
; Note: The widget uses a 3D effect, so adjusting the position can be tricky (Just try some values and see where it ends)
;fPositionX = 72
;fPositionY = 808
; Note scale and rotation work only with disabled 3D effect
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
; Disable the 3D effect
bDisable3D = 0
; Adjust the 3D transformation matrix. Warning: Only for 3D experts! (remove “;” to change the values)
;s3DTransformationMatrix = 1.065422, -0.06871, -0.150934, 0, -0.037639, 1.062183, 0.191458, 0, 0.127329, -0.171576, 0.976908, 0, 41.719982, 807.84552, -4.454321, 1
; Enable mission markers
bEnableMissionMarker = 1
; Enable enemy markers
bEnableEnemyMarker = 1
; Enable special marker (like your ship)
bEnableSpecialMarker = 1
; Enable compass
bEnableCompass = 1
; Enable O2 bar (normal mode)
bEnableO2Bar = 1
; Enable planet icon
bEnablePlanetIcon = 1
; Enable location name
bEnableLocationName = 1
; Various displays in scan mode
bEnableScanO2Bar = 1
bEnableScanTemperature = 1
bEnableScanOxygen = 1
bEnableScanGrav = 1
bEnableScanLocationText = 1
bEnableScanBioAlertText = 1
bEnableScanEnvAlertText = 1
[RightMeters]
; Displays player health, weapon, grenades etc.
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 1836, 1032 (for 16:9. Different on widescreen!) – Remove the leading “;” to adjust position
; Note: The widget uses a 3D effect, so adjusting the position can be tricky (Just try some values and see where it ends)
;fPositionX = 1846
;fPositionY = 1037
; Note scale and rotation work only with disabled 3D effect
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
; Disable the 3D effect
bDisable3D = 0
; Adjust the 3D transformation matrix. Warning: Only for 3D experts! (remove “;” to change the values)
;s3DTransformationMatrix = 0.958322, 0, -0.285688, 0, -0.014952, 0.99863, -0.050155, 0, 0.285297, 0.052336, 0.957009, 0, 1879.831787, 1042.355225, 16.766846, 1
[Crosshair]
; The crosshair
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 540
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 540
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
; Special options for crosshair
; Show crosshair when aiming (first person)
bShowInIronSights = 0
; Enable the spread animation (how far bullets go from the crosshairs center)
bEnableSpreadIndication = 1
; Show if a weapon/tool is effective by changing the color
bEnableEffectiveIndication = 1
; Crosshair replace mode
;
; The modes:
; Default – Default!
; DotOnly – Show only the DOT crosshair (always)
; DotWhenNotAiming – Show the DOT crosshair when not aiming (for all weapon crosshairs)
; None – No Crosshair at all
; Custom – Define your own replacements (in the area below)
sReplaceMode = Default
; Colorize your crosshair by type! (leave empty for default crosshair widget color)
sColorPistol =
sColorCutter =
sColorDot =
sColorShotgun =
sColorRifle =
sColorLaser =
sColorTool =
sColorInteraction =
sColorCommand =
; Scale your crosshair by type! (in percent, default is the widgets scale)
iScalePistol =
iScaleCutter =
iScaleDot =
iScaleShotgun =
iScaleRifle =
iScaleLaser =
iScaleTool =
iScaleInteraction =
iScaleCommand =
; Note: ALL following replacements are only enabled if sReplaceMode is “Custom”
; Available crosshair types: None, Pistol, Cutter, Dot, Shotgun, Rifle, Laser, Tool, Interaction, Command
[Crosshair.CustomReplacements]
; Custom replacements for 1st person (needs sReplaceMode to be “Custom”)
sReplacePistol = Pistol
sReplaceCutter = Cutter
sReplaceDot = Dot
sReplaceShotgun = Shotgun
sReplaceRifle = Rifle
sReplaceLaser = Laser
sReplaceTool = Tool
sReplaceInteraction = Interaction
sReplaceCommand = Command
[Crosshair.CustomReplacements_Aiming]
; Custom replacements when aiming in 1st person (needs sReplaceMode to be “Custom”)
sReplacePistol = Pistol
sReplaceCutter = Cutter
sReplaceDot = Dot
sReplaceShotgun = Shotgun
sReplaceRifle = Rifle
sReplaceLaser = Laser
sReplaceTool = Tool
sReplaceInteraction = Interaction
sReplaceCommand = Command
[Crosshair.CustomReplacements_3rdPerson]
; Custom replacements in 3rd person (needs sReplaceMode to be “Custom”)
sReplacePistol = Pistol
sReplaceCutter = Cutter
sReplaceDot = Dot
sReplaceShotgun = Shotgun
sReplaceRifle = Rifle
sReplaceLaser = Laser
sReplaceTool = Tool
sReplaceInteraction = Interaction
sReplaceCommand = Command
[Crosshair.CustomReplacements_3rdPerson_Aiming]
; Custom replacements when aiming in 3rd person (needs sReplaceMode to be “Custom”)
sReplacePistol = Pistol
sReplaceCutter = Cutter
sReplaceDot = Dot
sReplaceShotgun = Shotgun
sReplaceRifle = Rifle
sReplaceLaser = Laser
sReplaceTool = Tool
sReplaceInteraction = Interaction
sReplaceCommand = Command
[HitAndKill]
; Hit and kill markers on the crosshair
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 538
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 538
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[ExplosiveIndicator]
; Shows an indicator when an explosive thing is near you
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 540
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 540
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[DirectionalHit]
; Displays a indicator from where you were hit
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 540
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 540
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[StealthMeter]
; Shows your current stealth level
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor = 255, 255, 255
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 128
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 128
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
; Override color for the various stealth modes
sBarColorHidden =
sBarColorCaution =
sBarColorDetected =
sBarColorDanger =
[ArtifactPowers]
; Artifact powers widget. You know what it is when you are at that stage in the game.
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 960, 540
fPositionX = 960
fPositionY = 540
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[SocialCommands]
; I have no idea what this is. But that won’t prevent me from letting you modify it.
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 1090, 190
fPositionX = 1090
fPositionY = 190
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[CrewBuff]
; Crew buffs widget
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor =
bForceColor = 0
; Re-position the widget – default position: 1851, 139
fPositionX = 1851
fPositionY = 139
fScale = 100
fRotation = 0
[QuestMarker]
; The floating quest marker on the HUD
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor = 255, 255, 255
bForceColor = 0
[HitDamage]
; Shows hit damage
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor = 255, 255, 255
bForceColor = 0
[EnemyHealth]
; Contains the enemy health bars.
bEnabled = 1
; Colorize the widget. If the value is empty, the default HUD color will be used.
sColor = 255, 255, 255
bForceColor = 0
; ========================
; Doc: Available columns
; =======================
; AMMO – Show used ammo type
; AMMO_ROUNDS – Show available rounds for ammo type
; DR – Damage resistance
; DMG – Weapon damage
; DPS – Weapon damage per second (Burst DPS, so without reload-time)
; FAV – Shows your favorite assignment number
; MASS – Weight
; MASS_STACK – Weight per stack
; RARITY – Shows the rarity of the item (rare, epic, legendary for weapon/apparel and common, uncommon, rare,… for other items)
; VALUE – VALUE
; VALUE_STACK – Value per stack
; VPM – Value / Mass
; Detail columns for weapon
; WMANUFACTURER – Shows the manufacturer of the weapon
; WACC – Weapon accuracy
; WBASENAME – Shows the base name of the weapon (e.g. Eon, Grendel, Maelstrom,…)
; WMAG – Weapon ammo capacity
; WMODS – Weapon mod slots ( used / max )
; WRANGE – Weapon range
; WROF – Weapon rate of fire (gund) / Attack speed (melee)
; WTYPE – Weapon Type
; Detail columns for armor
; ATHERMAL – Armor thermal
; ACORROSIVE – Armor corrosive
; AAIRBORNE – Armor airborne
; ARADIATION – Armor radiation
; Detail columsn for Damage
; PHYS – Weapon physical damage / Armor physical resistance
; ENGY – Weapon energy damage / Armor energy resistance
; EM – Weapon EM damage / Armor EM resistance
; ELEC – Weapon electrical damage / Armor electrical resistance [Currently unused in the game]
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