Configuration

Guides to configure Athenaware further beyond what the UI offers.

Using Azerty

If you want to use the AZERTY, you can override this in your configuration file. This is so AZERTY users can use features that usually would require movement keys (WASD) to use.

This is applied at a configuration level meaning you will need to do it for every configuration file/slot you want to apply AZERTY to.

1

Open the configuration folder

Click the folder icon within the configuration tab. In this example, we'll be making our first configuration (slot 1) use azerty.

2

Open the config file

Click on the configuration file for the slot you want to modify. Since I'm using my #1 slot, I'll select UserConfig_1. If you wanted to modify the 3rd, you'd select UserConfig_3.

3

Find and apply overrides

Scroll down (or use CTRL + F) to find the Override section. You should then see options for W, A, S and D. You want to modify the value option using the following key IDs:

A - 546 Z - 571 E - 550 R - 563 T - 565 Y - 570 For example, the W override will look like this:

"W": {
   "Default": 568,
   "Value": 571
}