2 = Pops up a virtual keyboard to type (not implemented). 0 = No keyboard, use the arrow keys to type (arcade style). Keyboard input mode for typing in text boxes. When enabled, shows an FPS Counter on the top-left of the screen. Limits the game to this many frames per second. When enabled, shows text borders in UI elements to make it easier for developers/translators to debug their work.Īmount of milliseconds the mouse needs to be pressed to trigger a Drag Scroll.Īmount of pixels the mouse needs to be moved after pressing to trigger a Drag Scroll. When enabled, provides features to make it easier for developers/contributors to debug their work. When enabled, the mouse cursor can move into the black bands added by letterboxing. The amount to increase/decrease a value when scrolling the mouse wheel over increase/decrease buttons. When enabled, the mouse cursor is locked to the window. When enabled, the game is autosaved every ten Geoscape days and five Battlescape turns to dedicated slots.Īutosaves the game every X amount of Battlescape turns. Options that accept true/false are marked by "When enabled", options that accept a range of numbers have this listed in brackets after their description, and options that accept a numeric flag have bullets to describe the functionality of each option. 
WARNING: Invalid values can cause incorrect behaviour or game crashes. These include the options shown in the Options screen as well as other advanced options. You can also pass them as command line arguments in the form "- ". Most of the options are self-explanatory, but just in case you can get more details on these sections:įor the more advanced among you, OpenXcom stores its options in a options.cfg YAML file stored in the User folder, which can be easily edited with any text editor. These options are global and take effect instantly after pressing OK. OpenXcom has a variety of game settings that can be customized through the Options screen in the Main Menu.
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