No-HUD Mod

Installation, removal and settings of the No-HUD mod

Preparation

To install this mod, you are going to need an archive software. You can find more about that in the tool page.

Download and Installing

Following the tutorial will disable your Origin Overlay. However it can be enabled again (more on that in the Removal paragraph).

First, you'll need to download the mod from here, then unpack it into a folder. There's going to be 2 versions in there, one for Nvidia graphic card users and one for AMD users, although both follow the same installation process.

What and where to copy?

After opening the the right folder, you need to copy the ShaderFixes folder and the d3dx.ini file and paste it into your main game directory, the one that includes the main Titanfall2.exe file.

Next, copy all of the .dll mod files (d3d11.dll, d3dcompiler_46.dll and nvapi64.dll) and paste them into \Titanfall2\bin\x64_retail. After this the mod should be ready. You can toggle your in-game HUD on and off by pressing Capslock.

Removal

To fully remove (uninstall) the mod, you'll not only need to remove the files which came from the mod, but also repair your game via Origin. This can be done by entering your Game Library, clicking on Titanfall 2, opening the settings (they're under the Play button) and pressing repair. This process should re-enable your Origin Overlay, but if it doesn't try, manually re-enabling it in Origin Settings.

Following this process will disable all of your current .vpk mods, you'll need to add them again.

Settings

The mod comes with a lot of settings, most of them are related to shaders and rendering, but this guide covers those related to the HUD keybinds.

What and where to edit?

You need to open the d3dx.ini file you pasted into your game folder with a text editor, then scroll down to line 86 or use ctrl+f and search for [Key1]. If you only want to change your keybind, just type your key into the key = line. Numbers (0-9) and letters (A-Z) can be inputed by simply typing them in, e.g. key = Y would bind your HUD toggle on/off function to Y. For key combinations, you only need to separate your keys with spaces, e.g. key = C V. If you wish to use buttons like Tab, Mouse Buttons etc., refer to this page. You can also change your function type to hold, meaning the HUD will disappear when holding a certain button or combination. The hold type also supports a delay and release_delay functions. Those delay the deactivation/activation of the HUD and accept number values, where 1 = 1 millisecond of delay.

PC keybind

Mouse

Value	Button Name
VK_LBUTTON 0x01	Left mouse button
VK_RBUTTON 0x02	Right mouse button
VK_CANCEL 0x03	Control-break processing
VK_MBUTTON 0x04	Middle mouse button (three-button mouse)
VK_XBUTTON1 0x05	X1 mouse button
VK_XBUTTON2 0x06	X2 mouse button

Modifier Key

Value	Button Name
- 0x07	Undefined
VK_BACK 0x08	BACKSPACE key
VK_TAB 0x09	TAB key
- 0x0A-0B	Reserved
VK_CLEAR 0x0C	CLEAR key
VK_RETURN 0x0D	ENTER key
- 0x0E-0F	Undefined
VK_SHIFT 0x10	SHIFT key
VK_CONTROL 0x11	CTRL key
VK_MENU 0x12	ALT key
VK_PAUSE 0x13	PAUSE key
VK_CAPITAL 0x14	CAPS LOCK key

X-Box Controller Keybinds

Value	Button
XB_A
XB_B
XB_X
XB_Y
XB_LEFT_TRIGGER
XB_LEFT_SHOULDER
XB_LEFT_THUMB
XB_RIGHT_TRIGGER
XB_RIGHT_SHOULDER
XB_RIGHT_THUMB
XB_DPAD_LEFT
XB_DPAD_RIGHT
XB_DPAD_UP
XB_DPAD_DOWN
XB_START
XB_BACK
XB_GUIDE

Using this will cause buttons from all connected controllers to activate the function, adding the controller number after XB will cause the button from only the specified controller to be used, e.g. XB2_DPAD_UP.