Is there any way to unbind or delete the (Y) Sluttify and (O) Orgasm options from Monkey?
I'm trying to play the homework mod and it's great, but I keep accidentally hitting the Y key and ruining all progress with a model. Gets frustrating trying to do a slow-burn corruption kind of modeling session and Monkey is just turning the woman into a succubus demon because I tried typing "how are you?" in the natural dialogue window but forgot to hit Enter first (as an example, lol)
I tried editing the monkey_configuration.xml and changing those to keys that I can't press accidentally (like & or ^ or %) but the game won't load when I do this and hangs when initializing Monkey. Removing the entries entirely from that xml file doesn't seem to change anything.
Any help in unbinding them or disabling these two options would be appreciated. (I searched the documentation and thread before posting: the terms "unbind" or "sluttify" don't show up in Monkey docs, and no results when searching this thread for "unbind" either)
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EDIT: It figures. As soon as I post this comment I realize my mistake. If you want to rebind these you need to use the right "KeyCodes" recognized by Unity. My attempts above to use symbol characters was incorrect because I wasn't using the right KeyCodes.
I was able to successfully rebind these in monkey_configuration.xml to
LeftBracket and
RightBracket. Thora had a note about this in Monkey_readme.txt (not the json readme) but I didn't notice it until I searched a second time for "bind" - entirely my mistake.
The Unity KeyCode documentation list is linked in that readme but here it is for reference too:
You must be registered to see the links
<-- from this list, find the key you want to rebind one of these Monkey options to and use their code for it in monkey_configuration.xml, replacing the old keybind.
Attached pic showing successfully rebound keys: (ignore the wraparound text cutoff)
Leaving my comment here in case anyone in the future struggles with this too. Hope this helps--otherwise, this comment serves as a reminder to all: the answers you're looking for are probably right in front of you in the readme file you've neglected to actually read thoroughly (like I just did, lol)
tl;dr - it was a PEBKAC error (Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair) - also known as an ID10T error code
