Modules and settings
A module is one feature: Free Look, Kill Aura, Auto Eat. Addons provide them. Each sits in a category window in the menu.
On and off
Click a module to turn it on or off. A tinted bar on the left of its row means it’s on. From chat, .toggle <module>
does the same (.toggle free_look on).
When a module turns on or off, a line in chat says so. Turn that off per module with its Chat Feedback setting.
Settings
Right-click a module, or click the arrow at the end of its row, to unfold its settings. Settings come in groups; the first is open, later ones start folded.
| Kind | Looks like |
|---|---|
| On/off | a switch |
| A number | a slider (click the value to type one) |
| A choice | a dropdown |
| A colour | a swatch: a fixed colour, a rainbow, or one of the theme’s colours (so it changes with the theme) |
| A key | a bind button: click, then press a key or mouse button |
| A list | blocks, items, entities, modules or text, with a picker |
| A position | x y z, with a Here button |
| A file | a path, with the system file picker |
Hover a setting to see what it does. Some settings appear only when they matter: a module’s Range might only show while its Mode uses a range.
.set <module> <setting> <value> changes a setting from chat, and .set <module> lists them. .reset <module> puts
every setting back to its default.
Keybinds
Every module has a Keybind (in its Module group, at the bottom of its settings): press it in game to turn the
module on or off. Hold Ctrl, Alt, Shift or Super while you press the key to
bind a combination like Ctrl+T. Mouse buttons work too. .bind <module> <key> does it from chat:
.bind tunnel t, .bind hole_esp ctrl+t, .bind zoom mouse5, .bind tunnel none to unbind.
A key press runs only the closest match. With one module on T and another on Ctrl+T, Ctrl+T runs only the second. A combination nothing is bound to falls back to the plain key: Shift+T still runs the T bind, so you can sneak and toggle at once. Two things bound to the very same keys both run. This goes for every Myriad bind: modules, control panels, macros and global actions like Open Menu.
- Hold: on while the key is held, off when you let go. Good for Zoom or Free Look.
- Show In List: whether the Module List HUD element shows it.
The Keybinds window (Alt+K) lists every bind in one place: modules, the menu’s own keys, and global actions.
A setting with a coloured tag beside its value is being set by something else for now, like a control panel. See Setting layers.