What other hotkeys are available here besides the real-time FPS boost?

[927AVIApolk]

I have a question about The Super Hacker's game engine mod that adds extra functions. What hotkeys are available besides the one for increasing FPS? I discovered that pressing Ctrl + + boosts the FPS during gameplay, which is handy. But what other hotkeys are there? Is it possible, for example, to hide the player nameplates and XP gain indicators while watching a replay? That’s important for recording videos without clutter.

Does anyone know how to hide this using a hotkey while watching a replay? Even F9 doesn't get rid of it, and it's important when recording video. Perhaps someone could compile a list of the hotkeys added to the GeneralsGameCode build? To those who have been here a long time and follow the discussions: maybe you can help?

[Caball009]

Check the options.ini file for "...FontSize" and set to 0 to hide them, e.g. SystemTimeFontSize = 0.

[Caball009]

I just noticed the wiki in this repo is outdated compared to https://github.com/TheSuperHackers/GeneralsWiki/blob/main/SourceCode/EngineChanges/options_ini.md

[927AVIApolk]

PlayerInfoListFontSize = 0 - Thanks. I just found this—it worked!

[927AVIApolk]

Caball009 - If you happen to know about the TextureFilter parameter: is it possible to change it so that the graphics render without modification, just like in the standard Zero Hour?

TextureFilter = Bilinear
I have it set to the default, and I’ve tried experimenting with it. I’d like to revert it to its original state—how it was before. Is that possible? For example, if I set the parameter to "None," or is it impossible to go back?

[Caball009]

I expect "None" to do what you're asking for.

[927AVIApolk]

The best result came from using the
TextureFilter = Trilinear
mode; the visual output is similar in this mode. Thanks for sharing that table earlier—I found the functionality I needed there.

It would be better to set it to Trilinear by default. As a highly experienced Generals player, I immediately noticed the difference: Bilinear mode blurred certain objects and made them look slightly off. I’d say Bilinear is useful if you want to take a close-up screenshot of an object, but for actual gameplay, Trilinear is better—it doesn't distort or degrade the textures, whether in mods or the standard Generals: Zero Hour (v1.04).