A mod that makes a number of useful options directly accessible within Enhanced Edition games.

The Enhanced Editions provide a great number of settings that are not directly accessible in the in-game options menu, but instead have to be manually enabled or disabled in the game's configuration file which might discourage less computer-savvy players from using them at all.

This mods adds a number of useful options directly to the game, which includes the (in)famous debug console, various graphics and feedback settings, and more.

All Enhanced Edition games patched to v2.0 or higher are supported.

This is a convenience option that allows you to install all available options at once, except for the keybinding options. See more detailed information about individual options below.

The following components are available if you skip the component "Install Hidden Gameplay Options at once":

Allows you to enable cheat keys and the debug console in the game.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Enabling this setting allows you to use UI edit functionality in the game.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option places string reference numbers in front of game strings.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

When this option is enabled tooltips will display hotkeys when available.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option reveals more information about interactive regions when pressing the TAB key.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option allows you to use the spacebar to continue in dialogs.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option limits druidic spell levels to level 3 for Cleric/Rangers (as per D&D rules).

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option activates Sneak Attack and Crippling Strike, which are special abilities similar to those from 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons rules.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Setting this option triggers a screen shake whenever a party member rolls a critical hit in combat.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Visual Feedback (or Gameplay section in PST:EE).

Setting this option displays all factors that influence an attack roll.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Feedback Messages.

Setting this option shows game date and time when activating pause.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Feedback Messages.

Setting this option disables animation when zooming in or out of the area map screen.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Setting this option reverses zoom direction when using the mouse wheel.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Setting this option causes the game to pause whenever the map screen is active.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Setting this option enables fog effects on maps.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Enabling this option disables movie playback.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Enabling this option shows attack animations only when characters are making real attacks. This option is already available in unmodded BG:EE, BG2:EE and IWD:EE.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Enabling this option allows your characters to get bonus XP in Legacy of Bhaal Mode (BGEE/BG2EE) or Heart of Fury Mode (IWDEE). This setting will not affect the extra XP granted by the regular difficulty modes.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Enabling this option will trigger bored sounds when you haven't assigned actions to your characters for an extended period of time.

Option can be found in Sounds > Character Sounds or Gameplay > Feedback (PST:EE only)

This component installs a slider control that can be used to set the desired frame rate of the game. You can choose between 30, 40, 50 and 60 frames per second. The game's default is 30 fps.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

This component installs a slider control that can be used to show small symbols around character sprites that indicate their current action (e.g. fighting, spellcasting, thieving actions). You can choose between several feedback levels. Some levels may require that the Gameplay option "Debug Mode" is enabled.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback.

This option allows you to display or hide the "Level Up" icon, that can be found in the portrait window or health bar of party members that are ready to level up. It requires the mod 'Level Up' Icon Tweaks to be installed, which adds the functionality to toggle visibility of the icon.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback.

Setting this option displays the range of an Area of Effect spell before it is fired. This option has no effect in games before patch version 2.5.16.6.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Visual Feedback.

Improves pathfinding by continuously recalculating the search path of characters.

Option can be found in Gameplay section.

Controls whether highlighting of detected traps or hidden doors should disappear after while.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Visual Feedback.

Controls whether a green tint is shown for spell scrolls that can be written to a mage's spellbook.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Controls whether holding down SHIFT will show an overlay of the static search map for the current area.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

Controls whether holding down CTRL will show an overlay of dynamic search map regions, such as blocked doorways or the personal space of creatures.

Option can be found in Graphics > Display Options.

This component installs two options to the Gameplay section:

• Enable Interval Saves: Controls whether the game is saved at regular intervals.
• Create Interval Saves during Combat: Controls whether interval saves are created even during combat.

Both options are only effective if Tweaks Anthology's mod component "Create interval saves" is installed.

Enabling this option forces the game to pause while conversations are active. This option makes Tweaks Anthology's mod component "Force All Dialogue to Pause" redundant.

Option can be found in Gameplay > Feedback > Visual Feedback (or Gameplay section in PST:EE).

This component recreates the key bindings for priest spells and/or mage spells. It considers all regular spells and High Level Abilities (HLAs) available at the time of installation, which includes the vanilla game spells as well as spells added by mods.

It comes in three flavors:

• Update key bindings for priest spells only
• Update key bindings for mage spells only
• Update key bindings for priest and mage spells

Note: This component is not included in the convenience option "Install all Hidden Gameplay Options at once".

This component expands the cheat menu, which can be opened if the debug console is enabled, by a number of options:

• A list of available items that can be created in the party's inventory,
• A list of available spells and abilities that can be added to selected characters,
• A list of available stores which can be opened to make purchases, identify items, or peruse temple services and rest options,
• A list of available creatures which can be spawned on the map,
• A collection of useful debug and script commands, such as fixing fallen rangers or paladins, toggling on/off strref display for game text, changing party reputation, or advancing (game or real) time.

The following UI mods are supported:

• lefreut's Enhanced UI (all variants)
• Pecca's Dragonspear UI++ and Infinity UI++
• Tipun's User Interface
• Classic BG UI (by K4f4r)

Note: This component is also included in the convenience option "Install all Hidden Gameplay Options at once".

This component allows you to update the resource tables used by the "Improved Cheat Menu" without having to reinstall the whole mod. It doesn't register to the WeiDU.log, so it can be called at any time as often as desired.

The mod "Reveal Hidden Gameplay Options" is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.