Hotkeys

A quick reference for the keys Stitchwork uses in-game. All keys are configurable — see "Changing keybinds" at the bottom.

Note: when a text input field has focus anywhere on screen (a search box, a dialogue editor, the conditions editor), Stitchwork's hotkeys are silenced so your typing doesn't trigger them. Click somewhere outside any text field to re-enable them.

Default keybinds

[image: a small table-style infographic showing each hotkey paired with its in-game effect]

What's needed for this image: a one-page hotkey cheat sheet, ideally printable, for power users who want a quick reference.

If your installation has different defaults, check the config file (see below) — the transport buttons in the animation console always display the keys your build actually uses.

What each tool does, briefly

• Dashboard: a status panel. Tells you how many packs are active, how many conflicts exist, and per-asset-type file counts. Useful as a quick health check.
• Graphics: where you find sprites, browse atlases, inspect animations, and (advanced) inspect material properties.
• Text: dialogue and UI text editor. Live log of which text keys the game has accessed during this session.
• Video: cutscene replacement table and live trigger log.
• Audio: searchable clip browser plus live play log. Click an entry to jump to it in the browser.
• Debug (formerly Performance): dumping controls (sprite dump toggle, text dump, the full-game dump — see the dumping reference), plus framerate, GC stats, and the frame profiler for debugging slowdowns.

Pack Manager (separate from Dev Hub)

The Pack Manager is its own window — different from the Dev Hub. It lists your installed packs, lets you toggle them on or off, configure their conditions, and switch profiles.

You open it via:

• The Pack Manager hotkey (default Alpha1, the top-row 1 key).
• Clicking the Status Overlay badge in the bottom-left corner of the screen.
• A button somewhere in the Dev Hub (depends on the build).

Pack Manager has its own controls, none of which are global hotkeys — they're buttons inside the window.

Status Overlay

The small badge in the bottom-left corner is the Status Overlay. It's not a window you open with a key — it's always visible (unless you turn it off in Pack Manager settings). It shows pack count, conflict count, sprite/clip totals, and the current scene + dominant pack.

Click the overlay to open the Pack Manager.

[image: Status Overlay badge with subtitle showing scene name and dominant pack hint]

What's needed for this image: a screenshot of the bottom-left corner with the badge clearly visible, ideally with a non-trivial pack count and a scene name.

Changing keybinds

Keybinds live in the BepInEx config file:

BepInEx/config/Stitchwork.cfg

Open it in any text editor. Look for entries like DevHubGraphicsKey, ShowPackManagerKey, FullDumpKey, etc. Change the value to a different key name (Unity's KeyCode names) and restart the game.

Common reasons to remap:

• F6 collides with Steam's screenshot key for many users. Pick something out of the F1-F12 range like F8 or Period if you want to avoid the conflict.
• The number-row keys (Alpha1-Alpha7) might conflict with how you assign hotkey items in-game. If you use those for inventory access, remap Stitchwork's Pack Manager / pillar keys to function keys or Page Up / Down.

Hotkeys NOT included in Stitchwork

Stitchwork doesn't ship a "toggle skin pack X" hotkey or per-pack hotkeys. If you want quick toggling, configure that pack with conditions — it can switch on or off based on game state automatically. For one-off manual toggling, the Pack Manager is the workflow.