Core FingerTips Personalizer Framework Library Literally means "do nothing." Use this action to temporarily disable bindings or to pause execution of sequences for a certain amount of time. A multipurpose action interpeted depending on the game situation, weapon activated, sequence of actions prior and following the action. Use radio. Engage player character in a conversation with an NPC. Produce a positive reply to an NPC request or to a message from another game participant. Produce negative reply to an NPC request or to a message from another game participant. Send a message for all game participants. If the action argument is present it constitutes the message to be sent. Otherwise you have to type the message in. Send a message for all the members of your team. If the action argument is present it constitutes the message to be sent. Otherwise you must type the message in. Select a game participant to send message to. If the action argument is present it constitutes the message to be sent. Otherwise you must type the message in. Select a group of game participants to send message to. If the action argument is present it constitutes the message to be sent. Otherwise you must type the message in. Order NPCs or other game participants to follow. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to stop following you and continue acting on their own. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to stop following you and hold positions. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to attack (fire at will). This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to defend current location or locations. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to cease fire. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to retreat. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to escort target. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Order NPCs or other game participants to assist in battle. This may result in an unconditionally performed action (for NPCs), or just in a message transmission (for game participants). Signal left turn. Signal right turn. Set a waypoint. Set final waypoint. Cancel orders for the selected object(s), or cancel one of the mission elements (such as a waypoint). Select next tactics mode (e.g., from Evasive to Neutral to Aggressive). Select previous tactics mode (e.g., from Evasive to Neutral to Aggressive). Increase overall sound volume Decrease overall sound volume Increase in-game music volume Decrease in-game music volume Increase in-game sound effects volume Decrease in-game sound effects volume \+|- Increase or decrease the screen size (viewing port). Action argument '+' increases, while action argument '-' decreases the screen size. When you reach either of the screen size limits further increasing or decreasing is not possible. Enter a cheat code. Action argument, if present, is taken as the cheat code. Pause and resume the game. Take a screenshot, immediately. File name format and directory path are determined either by options ScreenshotNames and ScreenshotPath, respectively, or the game defaults. ScreenshotNames and ScreenshotPath override game defaults. Action argument, if present, specifies the screenshot file name relative to either ScreenshotPath or the game default path for screenshots. Confirm a game's request or a dialog question. Decline a game's request or a dialog question. Exit the current game screen. This action allows you to move one level up through the game menu, or cancel a dialog and return to gameplay. Console operations. Toggles game console visibility or executes a console command. Action argument, if present, is taken as the command to be executed. Save current game. Select a slot and (if applicable) enter a saved game name in the game dialog that opens. Quick save game. This action saves current game to the default save slot. Use QuickLoad to load from this slot. Load a saved game. Select a slot in a game dialog that opens. Quick load game. This action loads a game from the default slot. See also QuickLoad. Connect to a network server. If the server is not specified in the action argument, type it's address (or name) and port (if applicable) at the prompt provided by the game. Open the server selection menu. Disconnect from the server. Disconnect and connect to the server again. Start or stop recording a game demo. soft|hard Quit current game. Action arguments 'soft' and 'hard' instruct the game to either request a confirmation or exit unconditionally. soft|hard End this gaming session (exit to Desktop.) Action arguments 'soft' and 'hard' instruct the game to either request a confirmation or exit unconditionally. Increase game AI agility. When you have reached the AI agility limit, further change is not possible. Decrease game AI agility. When you have reached the AI agility limit, further change is not possible. Speedup the flow of time for game events. When you have reached the time speed limit, further change is not possible. Slowdown the flow of time for game events. When you have reached the time speed limit, further change is not possible. Scroll a page up, or go to the previous page. Scroll a page down, or go to the next page. Go to the first page. Go to the last page. Bring up the Options/Settings section of the game menu. now Restart mission or level you are currently playing. Action argument 'now' restarts unconditionally, otherwise you must confirm the restart action. Select next music track. Select previous music track. Bring up the team change menu. enemy|friend|neutral Target next object. Action argument defines the nature of the targeted object ('enemy', 'friend', or 'neutral'.) enemy|friend|neutral Target previous object. Action argument defines the nature of the targeted object ('enemy', 'friend', or 'neutral'.) enemy|friend|neutral Target nearest object. Action argument defines the nature of the targeted object ('enemy', 'friend', or 'neutral'.) Lock aim on selected target. Display game help. Request a game hint. Display mission objectives. Display scores (multiplayer scores.) Display level map (racing circuit, battlefield, etc). Access compass control. Use binoculars. Use flashlight. Use a flare. Use night vision device. Display radar. Reset position when lost, disoriented or stuck. Reload unholstered weapon. Holster/unholster current weapon. Activate an external object. This is different from using inventory items. See also Use. Activate explosives previously set for remote detonation. Pick an item. The item is added to inventory. Drop an item or a weapon. Also, drop a block in a logical game, such as Tetris. Start construction or upgrade of a unit. Shift aiming crosshairs left. Shift aiming crosshairs right. Shift aiming crosshairs up. Shift aiming crosshairs down. Engage or dismiss scope sight. Use primary weapon or the primary weapon function. Use secondary weapon or the secondary weapon function. Cycle through attack modes. Free look modifier. Mouse look modifier. Joystick look modifier. Examine the selected item. Switch to next view. Switch to previous view. Switch to front view. FrontView is equivalent to cockpit view and to first-person view. Switch to rear view. Switch to left view. Switch to right view. Switch to top view. Switch to panoramic view. Switch to external view. ExternalView is equivalent to third-person view. Switch between front and external views (first-person to third-person and back.) Switches to the default view. Resets looking direction for the current view. Roll camera counterclockwise. Roll camera clockwise. Pitch camera up. Pitch camera down. Rotate camera left. Rotate camera right. Move camera left. Move camera right. Move camera higher. Move camera lower. Move camera forward. Move camera backward. Zoom in. Zoom out. \+|- Focus and zoom in on an object. By default, the action is performed on the selected object. Action argument '+' focuses on the next object, while action argument '-' focuses on the previous object. Selects next observation camera. Selects previous observation camera. Selects fixed observation camera. Selects friendly observation camera. Selects enemy observation camera. Selects missile observation camera. Selects target observation camera. Selects tV observation camera. Selects the default observation camera. The player character looks around to assess the surroundings. Note, this is not the same as FreeLook. Look up. Look down. Look left. Look right. Look forward. Look back. Look right-back. Look left-back. Look right-forward. Look left-forward. Change mode for the heads up display. Typically, cycles through the possible modes. Change the weapon control mode and sight presentation. Match speed of the targeted object. See also Target. Toggle sneak (stealth) mode for the player character. Toggle peek (look around the corner) mode for the player character. Change to a preset altitude and maintain the craft altitude automatically. Action argument specifies a preset altitude (either hardcoded in the game, or configurable using appropriate menu). Action argument '+' changes to the next fixed altitude, while '-' changes to the previous fixed altitude. In absence of action argument, the altitude menu shows up. Values of altitude presets can be imperial, metric, or even imaginary system. Move forward. Interpretation depends on the game genre; in a side-scroller, moves player character up. Move backward. Interpretation depends on the game genre; in a side-scroller, moves player character down. Ascend. Descend. Slide player character to the left. Interpretation depends on the game genre. Slide player character to the right. Interpretation depends on the game genre. \d{1,3} Rotate player character to the left. Interpretation depends on the game genre. Action argument defines rotation angle. \d{1,3} Rotate player character to the right. Interpretation depends on the game genre. Action argument defines rotation angle. Slide modifier. When Slide is active, TurnLeft and TurnRight function as Left and Right. Lean left. Lean right. Lean forward. Lean backward. Change the direction of movement to the opposite. May not affect object's inertia. Make the player character quickly jump. Toggle run to walk and backwards. \d{1,3} Lift object's nose up. The nature of motion alteration depends on characteristics of the player character. Action argument, if present, defines relative pitch angle. \d{1,3} Push object's nose down. The nature of motion alteration depends on characteristics of the player character. Action argument, if present, defines relative pitch angle. \d{1,3} Roll counterclockwise. Action argument, if present, defines relative roll angle. \d{1,3} Roll clockwise. Action argument, if present, defines relative roll angle. \d{1,3} Yaw left. Action argument, if present, defines relative yaw angle. \d{1,3} Yaw right. Action argument, if present, defines relative yaw angle. Engage brakes. Perform a predefined context-dependent motion-related trick. Torso control modifier. When Torso is active, appropriate motion actions, such as TurnLeft, affect only torso, not the entire player character. Abandon vehicle/aircraft in emergency. Abandon vehicle/aircraft normally. Assume position to block an enemy attack. Crouch. Stand. Prone. Kneel. Engage/disengage stealth shield. Access equipment menu. Action argument 'weapons' accesses the weapons menu, while action argument 'equipment' accesses equipment menu. The default (no action argument) is to access the equipment menu. Commit suicide or self-destruct. Switches to next player character. Switches to previous player character. Activate/deactivate protection shields. Switch between various magneto positions. Turn on and switches between various magneto positions. In simplest cases, works as a the "master switch" for the engine and/or entire player character. Starts and shuts the engine. Select engine to control (on multi-engine vehicles). Engage/cancel engine boost mode. Engage/disengage parking brakes that prevent vehicle from moving. Engage/disengage air-brakes. Engage/disengage reverse thrust. Increase propeller's pitch angle. Decrease propeller's pitch angle. Modify wing profile, raise flaps. Modify wing profile, lower flaps. Increase sweep of wings a step. Decrease sweep of wings a step. Deploy parachute brake. \d{1,3} Increases power output of the engine. Does not necessarily imply motion. Action argument from '0' to '100' sets a desired power level for the engine. \d{1,3} Decreases power ouput of the engine. Action argument from '0' to '100' sets a desired power level for the engine. Manual transmission control. Step up the transmission. Manual transmission control. Step down the transmission. Manual transmission control. Shift shift transmission to reverse. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to neutral position. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to first gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to second gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to third gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to fourth gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to fifth gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to sixth gear. Manual transmission control. Shift transmission to seventh gear. Retract or deploy the landing gear. Change orientation of wheels to prevent the vehicle from moving sideways. Inflate tires. This action gradually changes pressure of low-pressure tires. One keypress corresponds to one step of pressure change. Deflate tires. This action gradually changes pressure of low-pressure tires. One keypress corresponds to one step of pressure change. Engage winch towing. Release winch. Engage or disengage auxiliary transmission. Engage extra engine of different type and service on the same vehicle. Accelerate using extra engine. Decelerate using extra engine. Cycle through headlights modes (e.g. Off to Dimmed to Full.) Turn interior lights on or off. Turn exterior object illumination on or off. Turn searchlight on or off. Move searchlight beam left. Move searchlight beam right. Move searchlight beam up. Move searchlight beam down. Use vehicle's horn. Turn the siren on or off. Clean vehicle's windshields using available wipers. Deploy visible trails, marking object's trajectory. Open or close vehicle's doors. Control object's firefighting equipment. Use anti-radar systems. Use anti-IR systems. Deploy decoy. Control object's exterior transformations. Engage/disengage differential transmission link. Dump fuel. Used for an emergency landing. Refuel vehicle/aircraft. Used at service stations. Access the list of inventory items. Unholster/select next weapon. Unholster/select previous weapon. Unholster/select primary weapon. Unholster/select secondary weapon. Use/activate an inventory item. This is different from activating an external object. See also Activate. Interactively select an item from the inventory listing. Typically, the selected item becomes active. To immediately use/activate the item, employ the Use action. See also Inventory. Return the currently active item back into inventory. Select next item from the inventory. The selected item becomes active. To use/activate the item, employ the Use action. Select previous item from the inventory. The selected item becomes active. To use/activate the item, employ the Use action. Select a weapon to use from an inventory menu. Group selected objects into a unit. This universal action applies to either inventory items, or units you command. Ungroup selected objects. Select next group of objects. Select previous group of objects.