[GUIDE]: Custom Emote Key Bindings (+SECRET EMOTES)

Ever wanted to change the default key binding for emotes? Sick and tired of using the emote wheel? Well you've come to the right place!

STEP ONE:
Locate the following folder in the KAG files: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\King Arthur's Gold\Base\Entities\Common\Emotes
and open 'EmotesCommon' and 'EmoteBindings' with either Notepad (everyone has this) or the aforementioned Notepad++
(ignore the other files)

STEP TWO:

When you open 'EmotsCommon', you will be greeted with some code. All we are interested in is the list of emote names

Spoiler: Emote Names

Each emote is assigned with its own 'name' and 'number'. To clear any confusion, I have put together an easy guide which shows each emotes given name and number :)

Names highlighted in BLUE are ones which are not accessible without modifying the key binding (in other words, secret emotes)

Something to note: The winky face and sunglasses face are not labeled very well in the EmotesCommon file, and the Cross emote is mixed up with the Pickup emote (winky or sun-glass emote, I have no clue which one it is) also the Check and Pickup emotee names have been mixed up in the EmotesCommon files (Devs pls fix).
I have fixed these errors in my emote name/number list, so do not fear about making mistakes.


When you open up the 'EmotesBinding' file, you will be greeted with some more code:




The red column represents the numbers from 1-9 on your keyboard, while the blue column represents the emote that is bound to that key.
To change the emote that is bound to a certain key, simply replace the number in the blue column with the number that is attributed with the emote you want to replace it with.
For example: I want to change the smiley face that is bound to number 3 on my keyboard by default. I want to change it to the laughing emote, so I replace the number 27 (the smiley emote number) with 16 (the laughing emote number).

STEP THREE:
Close Notepad (or Notepad++), and make sure to save the files.
When you jump into kag, try out your new emote bindings, and show off your secret emotes (if you choose) that no one else has
If you have any questions surrounding this guide, feel free to ask me.

Final Thoughts
Although this method is quite quick and easy, it would be nice to see a menu implemented into the actual game where we can change key bindings for emotes.

-Ajax