I noticed spacebar is used for both skipping dialogue and selecting dialogue which can be rather annoying. Is there anyway to avoid this?
Can I skip dialogue with one button and then select dialogue with another?
Mass effect 1 - skip dialogue without pressing spacebar?
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Jensonagain
, juin 09 2010 03:51
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 03:52
KalosCast
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You can skip it with left-click, but that selects dialog too.
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 04:33
Captain_Obvious_au
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Yeah I've noticed this too, extremely annoying! It would be very nice to be able to skip dialogue I've heard 1000 times but still be able to select the appropriate reply.
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 05:59
Darth Drago
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To bad ME2 wasn’t designed like Dragon Age. Not sure about the pc version but on the X-Box 360 skipping dialog is one button and dialog select is another.
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 07:10
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Most dialogue responses are 3 lines, which means 3 space hits should get you to the next dialgue wheel choice. Note that some are 2, leaving you sometimes choposing a dialogue response you dont want.
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 07:32
The Awesome Darkrose
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Well I avoid it like this, not really effective but hey. Just make sure you have your mouse cursor on the left side since right side responses end the convo.
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Posté 09 juin 2010 - 09:55
Crunchyinmilk
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Set up a slomo bind in the input ini, it'll speed up time and still wait for input at the dialog wheel.
Or you can just remove the delay between last dialog line and the appearance of the selection wheel. Which means you won't accidentally skip/select the last line so much if you're careful. You'll know its the last line they have to say before you respond because the wheel comes up as soon as they start speaking (their last line).
In Biogame.ini
[BIOC_Base.BioConversation]
;m_fShowLastLineOffset=5.0 //original value
m_fShowLastLineOffset=0.1 //new value (0.0 probably works too)
There is no need to recompile ini's for mass effect 1 as they are separate files, you can edit them in notepad safely too.
To do the slomo bind(s), Have a look here to work out how to make new binds, its right up the top. Try making one for Command="SloMo 6" (anything over 1 should accelerate world speed) and a bind to return to SloMo 1 (to get back to normal speed). In ME2 I know you can do this all on one key, but I don't have ME1 installed right now to experiment personally. I'm guessing that SloMo 1 is normal speed. It is in ME2.
My slomo bind from ME2 is "SloMo 8 | OnRelease SloMo 1".
Or you can just remove the delay between last dialog line and the appearance of the selection wheel. Which means you won't accidentally skip/select the last line so much if you're careful. You'll know its the last line they have to say before you respond because the wheel comes up as soon as they start speaking (their last line).
In Biogame.ini
[BIOC_Base.BioConversation]
;m_fShowLastLineOffset=5.0 //original value
m_fShowLastLineOffset=0.1 //new value (0.0 probably works too)
From masseffect.wikia.com
In conversation, determines how much time pass between the NPC last line, and the appearance of the Dialogue wheel. Setting this to 0.0, will cause the wheel to appear immediately, and helps prevent choosing unwanted answer when skipping dialogue.
There is no need to recompile ini's for mass effect 1 as they are separate files, you can edit them in notepad safely too.
To do the slomo bind(s), Have a look here to work out how to make new binds, its right up the top. Try making one for Command="SloMo 6" (anything over 1 should accelerate world speed) and a bind to return to SloMo 1 (to get back to normal speed). In ME2 I know you can do this all on one key, but I don't have ME1 installed right now to experiment personally. I'm guessing that SloMo 1 is normal speed. It is in ME2.
My slomo bind from ME2 is "SloMo 8 | OnRelease SloMo 1".
