: Aim your crosshairs at an NPC and press this to trigger a random "Quick Scene". Position & Rotation (Numpad)
| Key | Scan Code (Decimal) | | :--- | :--- | | Numpad 0 | 82 | | Numpad 1 | 79 | | Numpad 2 | 80 | | Numpad 3 | 81 | | Numpad 4 | 75 | | Numpad 5 | 76 | | Numpad 6 | 77 | | Numpad 7 | 71 | | Numpad 8 | 72 | | Numpad 9 | 73 | | Enter | 28 | | Space | 57 | | F1 - F12 | 59 - 88 |
AAF relies on specific hotkeys to open menus, navigate UI overlays, and control animations in real-time. Below are the standard keyboard controls. Core Menu Controls : Opens and closes the main AAF utility menu. Fallout 4 Aaf Keybinds
and replace the existing numbers with your preferred key's code. Troubleshooting : If the UI won't appear, ensure your crosshair is turned on
To get the most out of AAF keybinds in Fallout 4: : Aim your crosshairs at an NPC and
To change "End Scene" from NumPad 6 to the G key, edit the line to: Key_EndScene = 71
Verdict
Proper hotkey management ensures smooth scene transitions.
If the default keys conflict with other mods or you are using a non-US keyboard layout, you can manually change them: Navigate to your Fallout 4 Data folder: Data/AAF/ . Core Menu Controls : Opens and closes the
AAF reads keys via standard DirectX Scan Codes. Use these common alternative values if you are mapping away from the Numpad: DXScanCode (Hex) DXScanCode (Hex) 0xC9 Left Bracket [ 0x1A Page Down 0xD1 Right Bracket ] 0x1B Insert 0xD2 Semicolon ; 0x27 Delete 0xD3 Equals = 0x0D 3. Resolving Hotkey Conflicts