Usage
The Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) Overlay is the interface of CET. Currently, it contains three tabs: Console, Hotkeys, and Settings.
Upon the installation of CET, the overlay will appear automatically when you launch the game. You need to assign a hotkey to it before you can move on:
Press the
NOT BOUNDbutton behindOverlay Key:.Press a key or a key combination on your keyboard after the button becomes
BINDING...to bind it.Now the hotkey has bound, you can press that key anytime to open/close the Overlay.
The console tab is where you type commands to use cheats and other useful functions.
Button/Checkbox | Description |
Clear Input | By checking this box, the commands you typed will also be cleared when you press the Clear Output button. |
Clear Output | Clear the output log displayed in the console. |
Scroll Output | Will automatically scroll to the bottom when there is a new output log. |
Disable Game Log | Hide the game logs, which are produced by the game, from the console. |
Reload All Mods | Reload all installed mods. |
The console uses Lua script language, you may want to look up how to use it before proceeding.
There are some guides here to get you started:
The Hotkeys tab is where you manage all the hotkeys of the mods you installed.
CET does not allow mods to define default hotkeys. Thus, every time you install a new mod, you need to bind a hotkey for it, if it requires one.
Binding hotkeys for a mod is the same as how you bind the hotkey for the CET Overlay.
You can unbind a hotkey by pressing the
UNBINDbutton behind it.To save the changes, press the
Savebutton.Undefined hotkeys appear in red text. Unsaved changes appear in yellow text.
The Settings tab is where you change the Overlay open/close hotkey, and toggle the tweaks to Cyberpunk2077's game engine.
You can find what each option does on this page:
