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Jedi Academy turned 20 this year! We celebrated in a ton of different ways: mod contest, server event, podcast, etc. Thank you to all who have been a part of this game for the last two decades. Check out the anniversary content!

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This game turned 20 years old this year, and it is still one of the greatest Star Wars games of all time. If you're new or returning from a long hiatus, here are the basics of getting started with Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy in 2023.

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Saving and restoring your binds


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(I made the name as basic as possible on purpose)

 

I'm sure every JK player has come across the annoying situation whereby you set up all your controls, binds and general configurations to get the game exactly the way you want it... then suddenly everything has been reset.

 

This tutorial will explain how to save your binds to a file and retrieve them if your configurations have been reset. This is all done without leaving the game!

 

Saving your binds

  • First, open Jedi Academy and set everything up exactly the way you want it.
  • Once you're happy, open the console with SHIFT and ~ (or Click Here if you're struggling to open the console)
  • Enter /write config

This will write all your bindings to a file called config.cfg which can be found here:

 

Standard JK

C:/Program Files (x86)/LucasArts/Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy/GameData/base

Steam JK

C:/Program Files/Steam/Steamapps/Common/Jedi Academy/GameData/base

Restoring your binds

  • Open the console with  SHIFT and ~
  • Enter /exec config

This will then restore all your configurations to exactly how they were when you did /write config

 

Notes

If you use a mod such as JA+ or MovieBattles then go to the mod's folder, e.g. Gamedata\japlus to find your newly written config.cfg file.

 

You don't need to call it config, you can name it whatever you like e.g. /write cheeseburger

 

/write is a quick method for /writeconfig, try /write then hitting the TAB key. This is common for many commands and cvars in JK.


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