MintOverlay
Minimal bottom-center key display with scroll wheel and labels that follow your binds, Vibecoded.
By OnBOB99
| Last updated | 3 days ago |
| Total downloads | 74 |
| Total rating | 0 |
| Categories | Client-side UI AI Generated |
| Dependency string | OnBOB99-MintOverlay-2.2.1 |
| Dependants | 0 other packages depend on this package |
README
MintOverlay
A minimal on-screen key display, centered at the bottom of the screen. Vibe coded. Works with AZERTY and QWERTY: pick one in the settings menu.
\[W]
\[SHFT]\[A]\[S]\[D] \[^]
\[CTRL]\[ SPACE ] \[v]
Soft mint keys with dark labels and rounded corners. By default the letter keys
and their labels follow your own key binds, so an AZERTY layout shows Z Q S D.
SHFT and CTRL light up for the physical keys and for whatever is bound to sprint /
crouch. The two slim keys on the right are the scroll wheel: the top one lights
up when you scroll up, the bottom one when you scroll down. Each shows how many
ticks you scrolled in a row and clears almost instantly after you stop
(keyoverlay\_scroll\_hold, default 0.1 seconds).
Client-side only: nobody else sees it and no server needs it.
Settings menu
Press F8 in a match to open the menu, and press it again to close it. It is a small panel at the top of the screen that shows one setting at a time, with its position (for example 2/10). The overlay stays visible, so you see each change as you make it.
| Key | Does |
|---|---|
| UP / DOWN | Pick a setting |
| LEFT / RIGHT | Change the value (hold to repeat on number settings) |
| ENTER | Same as RIGHT for on/off, choice and reset settings |
| F8 | Open / close the menu |
The last setting, RESET ALL, puts every setting back to its default.
F8 is already bound to something else for you? Bind another key in the console: bind F9 "toggle keyoverlay\_menu".
Keyboard layout
The LAYOUT row (or keyoverlay\_layout) has three choices:
| Value | Name | Behaviour |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | AUTO | Follow your own key binds (the default, same as before) |
| 1 | QWERTY | Show W A S D and light up for those keys |
| 2 | AZERTY | Show Z Q S D and light up for those keys |
QWERTY and AZERTY ignore your binds for the four movement keys, so use AUTO if you moved to other keys.
Console variables
All of them can be changed from the menu.
| Variable | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|
keyoverlay\_enabled |
1 | 1 = show, 0 = hide |
keyoverlay\_layout |
0 | 0 = auto (binds), 1 = QWERTY, 2 = AZERTY |
keyoverlay\_style |
0 | 0 = mint keys at rest, inverted while held. 1 = subtle dark keys, mint while held |
keyoverlay\_scale |
1.0 | Size multiplier |
keyoverlay\_xscale |
1.0 | Extra horizontal stretch (only if the keys look too wide or narrow) |
keyoverlay\_opacity |
1.0 | Overall opacity |
keyoverlay\_margin |
120 | Distance from the bottom edge (pixels at 1080p); the default sits just above the ultimate icon |
keyoverlay\_scroll\_hold |
0.1 | Seconds the scroll count stays visible after your last scroll tick |
keyoverlay\_debug |
0 | 1 = print screen sizes, key codes and presses to the console |
keyoverlay\_menu |
0 | 1 = open the settings menu, 0 = close it |
Install
Put the MintOverlay folder into mods/ in your R5Flowstate install, then
enable it in the launcher's Mods tab.
If you rename the mod id in mod.vdf, rename the entry point at the top of
cl\_keyoverlay.nut and the script folder to match
(ClientCodeCallback\_<id with dots as underscores>\_ModInit).
