Welcome to Anomaly Mod Configuration Menu. By itself MCM does nothing. MCM provides a place for other mods/addons to display a settings UI. \nTo the left you will see a list of mods/addons that are using MCM to do so. Bugs with MCM or crashes with ui_mcm.script in the log are most likely caused by one of the mods/addons using MCM and should be reported to that mod/addon's author. ADDONS MCM About Reload all menus Checking this and hitting apply will cause MCM to reload all menus. This is a debugging tool and shouldn't be necessary in the normal course of things. Logging This is a utility for addon makers that lets them move their logging out of the xray log and game console. \nBecause I respect your concerns about lag and SSD write cycles I have provided some controls for you to tweak how the logging behaves. \nLogs will be named after the script that creates them and the MCM session id number. They be created in appdata/logs/mcm/ Enable MCM logging utility. Unchecking this will prevent any new logs from being created or updated. (Note changes may not take effect until after a new save game is loaded.) Number of log sessions to keep. When the number of logs created by a script exceeds this number older logs will be deleted. (Note log deletion will not happen if the game crashes.) Allow continuous file writes. Logs files are normally updated in batches. This can cause some information to be lost if the game crashes. An addon maker may request you check this box to allow their log to be updated immediately. Time between Log auto saves in milliseconds. No matter what is set here logs will still be saved when entering assorted UI screens and saving/loading games. Xray log time stamp frequency. MCM adds a time stamp to the xray log to make it easier to coordinate events between mcm logs and the xray log. This is the minimum time between those time stamps. If nothing else is printing to the console neither will mcm. Enable Debug logging. This enables MCM's own debug logging and should be enabled before reporting bugs with MCM. Other addons may also use this setting to enable thier own logging. MCM Key Binds. Main. MCM Key Binds work "Minecraft Style": click on the box, then hit a key. Clicking or Escape Key will cancel. \nIf the key you see does not match the key you pressed, or MCM seems to ignore some keys, you likely need to modify mcm_key_localization.ltx to reflect your keyboard layout. \nKeys that are assigned to more than one MCM Key Bind or to an engine key bind will be highlighted red A few notes on the red conflicting key coloring. \n1. It may not matter. If the keys are used in two different UI's or if one key bind only triggers when also holding shift then the fact that the key is used twice doesn't matter. \n2. MCM does not know what an addon may be doing with a key. YOU need to understand how an addon is using a key to know if a conflict is relevant. \n3. For a single pending change the color updates correctly, for multiple pending changes it may not. Apply your changes and reopen MCM to verify correct conflict status. Long press multiplier. Multiplier applied to Double tap window to determine How long a key needs to be held down to count as a long press or hold. Only applies to addons that use MCM to identify long key presses. Double tap window. How soon a second press of a key needs to follow a first to count as a double tap of the key. Only applies to addons that use MCM to identify double key presses. This time can affect the input delay of some single key press events and should thereby be set as small as possible. All keybinds. This panel gathers all MCM key binds into one place, in the same order that the addons that add them appear on the left. \nHowever this list cannot include additional settings from the addons panel that may affect how this key behaves. \nAlways review the addon panel where they Key Bind was gathered from as well as that addons documentation. Pending changes on other panels will not be reflected on this panel, nor will pending settings on this panel be reflected on others. \nApply your changes before and after using this panel. Failure to do so may result in undesired behavior. \n\nA few notes on the red conflicting key coloring. \n1. It may not matter. If the keys are used in two different UI's or if one key bind only triggers when also holding shift then the fact that the key is used twice doesn't matter. \n2. MCM does not know what an addon may be doing with a key. YOU need to understand how an addon is using a key to know if a conflict is relevant. \n3. For a single pending change the color updates correctly, for multiple pending changes it may not. Apply your changes and reopen MCM to verify correct conflict status. Key Bind Conflicts. This panel gathers all MCM key binds marked as conflicting into one place, sorted by key. \nIf a key only appears on this list once it likely conflicts with an engine keybind. Those are listed in the normal Anomaly options. \nHowever this list cannot include additional settings from the addons panel that may affect how this key behaves. \nAlways review the addon panel where they Key Bind was gathered from as well as that addons documentation. With modifier key. The above keybind will only activate if this key is also held down. No modifier. Control key. Shift key. Alt key. Input mode. The above keybind will activate if the key input in this manner. Simple Press. Double tap. Long Press.