Iv Control Map.dat | Gta

CMD_SPRINT KB KEY_SPACE 0 0 | Field | Meaning | |-------|---------| | COMMAND_NAME | Logical command (e.g., CMD_ACCELERATE , CMD_AIM ) | | input_device | KB (keyboard), MS (mouse), PAD (joystick/gamepad) | | input_id | Key/button identifier (e.g., KEY_W , MOUSE_BUTTON_LEFT , PAD_LEFT_SHOULDER ) | | input_index | Index for multi‑input devices (usually 0) or axis direction (0=negative, 1=positive) | | enable_flags | Bitmask controlling when binding is active (e.g., on foot, in vehicle, in menu) | | Flag | Context | |------|---------| | 0 | Always active | | 1 | On foot only | | 2 | In vehicle only | | 4 | Menu / pause | | 8 | Cutscene |

1. Overview File Location: ...\Grand Theft Auto IV\common\data\control map.dat gta iv control map.dat

Delete the modified file – the game regenerates a default control map.dat on launch if missing. 7. Conclusion control map.dat is the core input mapping configuration for GTA IV. While the in‑game options menu covers basic rebinding, advanced control customization (multiple keys per action, non‑menu keys, extended mouse buttons) requires direct editing of this file. Modders and power users can significantly alter the control scheme by understanding its simple, tab‑delimited format and the available command tokens. However, care must be taken to preserve correct syntax and enable flags. Report compiled for technical documentation purposes. CMD_SPRINT KB KEY_SPACE 0 0 | Field |