on my keyboard ( ROCCAT Isku ) i have no CapsLock button, instead its a way to press it and press different buttons with different effect without using the ex- caps lock button.

 

( hard to explain : http://www.roccat.or...ds/ROCCAT-Isku/  )

 

how can i re map that button, and what button would best suit it ? maybe " . " or " ] " button? please help.

 

and with 0.95 you could press CTRL + F11 im pretty sure would force a callout, it doesnt seem to work now, but does anyone know how to do it again in 1.0 ?

 

Thanks. Loving it so far ( copied original cop files from Tlad, component peds arent causing the crash as much as the mod is anymore )

You can remap your controls in the .ini file.

You can remap your controls in the .ini file.

i did so, changing it to " . " but nothing came of it when i pressed / held down the button.

i did so, changing it to " . " but nothing came of it when i pressed / held down the button.

 

Try "period"

i re mapped it to " Tab " so im good, i just need to know how to force a callout.

i re mapped it to " Tab " so im good, i just need to know how to force a callout.

 

I believe the option to force a callout has been disabled in LCPDFR 1.0.  To make callouts spawn more often you can increase the value of the callout multiplier and decrease the maximum time between callouts in the ini.

I believe the option to force a callout has been disabled in LCPDFR 1.0.  To make callouts spawn more often you can increase the value of the callout multiplier and decrease the maximum time between callouts in the ini.

i saw a post saying if u decrease the value of callout multiplier you get more, what does it mean ?

i saw a post saying if u decrease the value of callout multiplier you get more, what does it mean ?

 

The callout multiplier multiplies the likelihood that a callout will be received.  Hence raising this value will raise the amount the possibility of receiving a callout is multiplied.

 

You should decrease the maximum time between callouts if you want to have them more often.

Edited January 1, 201412 yr by FCV96

The callout multiplier multiplies the likelihood that a callout will be received.  Hence raising this value will raise the amount the possibility of receiving a callout is multiplied.

 

You should decrease the maximum time between callouts if you want to have them more often.

Thnaks, all good. had maximum time to 200 seconds and diddnt get a callout until like 7 or 8 mins, sucks. looks good anyways, took off els because of crashing, ( proven )