Controls/fr

IMPORTANT :

Le jeu étant encore uniquement prévu pour des claviers anglais (type QWERTY) il faut passer votre clavier français (en AZERTY) en configuration anglaise en appuyant à la fois sur alt et shift.

Cet article ou cette section peut être dépassé(e).

Il est encouragé aux éditeurs de mettre à jour cette article avec des informations récentes.

Navigation:

Category:Gameplay/fr > Category:User Interface/fr > Commandes

Cet article concerne the general controls of Project Zomboid. Pour customising controls/key-bindings, voir Options.

Screenshot of the in-game Key Bindings section of the Game Options - Version 39.57

The default controls are displayed below; most (not all) key bindings can be customised in the game options along with gamepad/controller configuration. In order to customise a key binding, the desired key change must be left-clicked, followed by the desired keystroke. If done correctly, the desired key will be displayed within the box.

General

Key	Function	Description
RMB	Contextual Menu	Pressing will display the contextual menu, which will contain all available interactions with that object.
LMB	Select	This is context specific and will vary depending on what it interacts with, such as picking up items, opening and closing of doors, windows curtains and light switches.
= / MSW	Zoom-in	Zooms the camera in closer to the player, decreasing the field of view.
- / MSW	Zoom-out	Zooms the camera out farther from the player, increasing the field of view.
ESC	Main Menu	Pauses a single-player game. Displays the pause menu, allowing the player to adjust options, exit game, etc.

Player Control

Key	Function	Description
W	Move Forward	The basic directional movement of the player. Holding both a horizontal and vertical movement key will cause the player to move diagonally. Pressing the RMB and selecting move here, will cause the player to move to that location.
S	Move Backward
A	Move Left
D	Move Right
⇧ Shift	Run/Sprint	Press and hold (depending on the toggle run option) to increase movement speed, at the cost of generating more noise and exertion.
E	Interact	Pressing once will perform the first action on the contextual menu, without displaying it. (e.g. Opening a door, window...) Holding will perform the follow up action on the contextual menu (e.g. Going through a window after opening). Tapping rapidly will make an urgent action, causing the player to take drastic measures (e.g. Smashing a window with their arm).
Q	Shout
M	Open Map
ESC	Cancel Action	Cancels any Action the player is currently performing.

Combat

Key	Function	Description
L. Ctrl / RMB	Aim/Sneak	Holding causes the player to face in the direction of the mouse cursor. Moving while held causes the player to sneak, generating less noise. The longer it's held down, the more accurate the attack will be.
LMB	Fire/Attack	Pressing will cause the player to fire or attack in the direction the player is facing.
Space	Melee	Causes the player to perform an unarmed melee shove, or stomp in the direction the player is facing.
X	Rack Firearm	Racks a round into a firearm in hardcore reload mode. 'R' will remove and insert magazines, 'X' will rack a round into the chamber, making it ready to fire.
R	Reload Weapon	Reloads the currently equipped firearm. Depending on the reloading difficulty, pressing will load/unload the magazine of a held pistol. Holding will add bullets to a held magazine.
1	Equip/Unequip Blunt Weapon	Equips/Unequips the desired weapon type into the primary weapon slot, thus making it the active weapon/tool. If there are multiple weapons of the same type, the chosen weapon is the one with the highest maximum damage. [verify]
2	Equip/Unequip Firearm Weapon
3	Equip/Unequip Stab Weapon
F	Activate/Deactivate Light	Equips a light source as the secondary item if there is one available in the player's main inventory and activates it. Activates/deactivates an already equipped light source.

Inventory

Key	Function	Description
I	Toggle Inventory	Toggles between the inventory windows being displayed and hidden.
RMB	Display Contextual Menu	Can be used on any item in the player's or a container's inventory to display their uses - whether they can be eaten, drunk, equipped or used in crafting recipes.
LMB	Highlighting	This will highlight the selected item. Holding and dragging will select all items within the selection box. After selecting an item, Ctrl + LMB can be used when selecting a second item, highlighting the second item while keeping the initial one highlighted. Alternatively, ⇧ Shift + LMB can be used when selecting the second item, also highlighting all items between the two selections.

Build/Move Mode

Key	Function	Description
R	Rotate building	Will rotate the selected item 90° each press when in build/move mode.
Tab ↹	Toggle mode	Cycles through furniture-moving modes. Pick-up: places the object in the player's inventory. Place Rotate: moving the mouse will rotate the object to face that direction. Disassemble: alternatively the RMB can be pressed on the desired object followed by selecting "dismantle" in the context menu.
ESCAPE	Cancel Action	Exits the build/move mode

Vehicle

General Vehicle Operation

Key	Function	Description
W	Accelerate/Forward
S	Brake/Reverse
A	Turn left
D	Turn right
Spacebar	Hand brake

Vehicle Radial Menu

Key	Function	Description
V	Vehicle Radial Menu	Displays the vehicle radial menu, which can be used to perform all the vehicle's available actions.
F	Toggle Vehicle	Toggles the headlights between an on and off state.
N or W	Start Engine	Attempts to start the engine, either by key or hot-wiring.
O	Heater	Toggles the heater panel which can be used to adjust the vehicle's heating and cooling.
U	Info	Displays the vehicle mechanics/info, which can take a few seconds - the player must be outside the vehicle, otherwise they'll be removed from the vehicle before opening the panel.
E	Enter/Exit Vehicle	The vehicle can be entered when standing next to a door (displaying a green square) or through the radial menu. The player exits the vehicle from the side based on their current seat.
Z	Switch Seat	Displays the vehicle's seats, showing the player's and any occupied seats. The player can move seats by either clicking the desired seat, or by pressing the designated numbered hotkey shown on the seat. The player may also choose which seat to exit the vehicle from this menu.
Q	Horn	Sounds the vehicle's horn until the key is released, or if using the radial menu, it will sound for 2 seconds. Attracts any zombies towards the vehicle.

Device Options:

Displays the panel of the installed radio.

Open Window:

Opens the player's seat window, making the inside temperature the same as the outside temperature. Will also allow zombies to attack the player.

Sleep:

Allows the player to sleep in the vehicle.

Vehicle Dashboard

Note: This section has been updated to version 40.43, and may not match the whole page's last updated version.

Displays the current status of the vehicle. Some icons can be activated by clicking with the LMB.

Numbers in red are status icons and those in green are accessories and other interactables.

Status Icons

Displayed in red

1. Engine Status

1. : The engine is off(not ignited).
2. : The engine is currently in the process of ignition.
3. : The engine is on(ignited).
4. : The engine is broken or not present in the car.

2. Battery

1. : The car key is not inserted into the key slot, no info is given.
2. : The battery is charged and functional.
3. : The battery is discharged or not present in the car.

3. Door Lock

This icon does not need the car key to be inserted into the key slot to display the current state.

1. : The car doors are unlocked and can be opened without car keys.
2. : The car doors are locked and can only be opened using car keys.

4. Gearshift Position

• Displays the current gear the vehicle is in.

5. Tachometer

• Gauge that measures the rotation speed of the engine's crankshaft, displayed in RPM.

6. Speedometer

• Gauge that measures the vehicle's current speed, displayed in MPH.

7. Fuel Gauge

• Gauge that measures the current amount of fuel in the fuel tank, displayed in Litres (L).

Interactables

Displayed in green

1. Headlights

This icon does not need the car key to be inserted into the key slot to display the current state.

1. : The headlights are off.
2. : The headlights are on.
3. : The headlights are broken, damaged or not present in the car.

2. Heater

This icon does not need the car key to be inserted into the key slot to display the current state.

1. : The heater is off.
2. : The heater is on.

3. Trunk Lock

This icon does not need the car key to be inserted into the key slot to display the current state.

1. : The trunk is unlocked and can be opened without car keys.
2. : The trunk is locked and can only be opened using car keys.

4. Key Slot

1. : The car key is not inserted into the key slot, therefore the engine is not ignited and is off.
2. : The car key is inserted into the key slot, but is not turned, therefore the engine is not ignited and is off.
3. : The car key is inserted into the key slot and turned, therefore the engine is ignited and is on.
4. The car key is not present, but the vehicle has been hot-wired. There is no way to tell if the engine is ignited or not by looking at the key slot in this state.

The key can be stored in the key slot with the engine off, draining the battery if any of the accessories are left on.

HUD

The head-up display or just HUD is the method of displaying information to the player as part of the user interface.

Time Controls

File:TimeDisplay.jpg

Pause: F2 or 

Pauses the game. Different to ESCAPE as it does not bring up the menu.

Play: F3 or 

Changes the game speed back to the default speed. 10 minutes of in-game time corresponds to 25 seconds of real time.

Fast-Forward x5: F4 or 

Increases game speed to 5x the default.

Fast-Forward x20: F5 or 

Increases game speed to 20x the default.

Fast-Forward x40: F6 or 

Increases game speed to 40x the default.

Display time:  or  or 

Having either a classic wrist watch, digital watch or alarm clock in the player's main inventory will display the in-game time in the upper-right corner. The time format can be adjusted in the options menu.

Left-side HUD Icons

File:Leftsidehud.jpg

1. Primary Item

Displays the primary equipped item.

2. Secondary Item

Displays the secondary equipped item.

3. Toggle Inventory UI: I

Hides/shows the inventory when left-clicked.

4. Toggle Health Panel: H

Hides/shows the player health panel, which can be used to navigate to the info J and skills C panels.

5. Toggle Crafting UI: B

Hides/shows the crafting panel, where the player's known recipes can be found.

6. Move Furniture

Enables furniture-moving, which may require certain skills and tools depending on the furniture.

Information/Help

Toggle Survival Guide: F1

Hides/shows the survival guide, which is an brief in-game contextual tutorial describing certain aspects of Project Zomboid.

Toggle UI: V

Will hide/show the HUD, excluding moodles. Ideal for taking uncluttered screenshots.

Note that this will not function when nearby a vehicle, and will instead trigger the vehicle radial menu.

Display FPS: K

Toggles the display of FPS (Frames Per Second) in the top-left corner of the screen.

Toggle Lua Debugger: F11

toggles the Lua debugger window, which can be used by modders. Requires the -debug launch option.

Miscellaneous

Shout: Q

Causes the player to shout, drawing nearby zombies.

Take screenshot: F10

Pressing will take a screenshot and store it in the \Users\USERNAME\Zomboid\Screenshots folder.

There is no in-game confirmation that a screenshot has been taken, therefore the player should be aware that each keystroke will save a new screenshot.

Toggle Moveable Panel Mode: RBRACKET

Locks/unlocks the ability to reposition panels, such as the inventory. ^[verify]

Doesn't currently seem to function.

Multiplayer

Toggle Safety: P

Unknown

Local Chat: T

Unknown

Global Chat: Y

Unknown

Push-to-Talk key: LALT

Unknown

Controller

It is possible to use a gamepad rather than the standard mouse and keyboard, which is ideal for local 4 player split-screen co-op. To use a controller, it must first be connected and installed correctly in the operating system.

Any controller can be tested from the controller tab in the game options, to ensure all buttons are functioning correctly. The controller sensitivity can also be adjusted there.

Controls of a standard XBox 360 controller

The controls for a controller are usually context based and can change depending on the action, however they will usually be displayed on-screen. The general controls for a controller are displayed below.

Left stick

Player movement

Left stick (press)

Toggle between walking and running

Directional Pad

Navigate contextual menus

Right stick

Sneak/aim

Navigate radial menu

A button

Primary button to interact with world objects, such as opening doors, windows and turning on/off lights.

Context specific and will vary depending on what it interacts with

B button

Secondary button to interact with world objects, such as smashing windows and climbing over fences.

Close/cancel contextual menus and panels (excluding inventory)

Expand inventory item lists

X button

Display contextual menu, displaying available interactions

Quick loot/drop item

Y button

Open/close inventory menu

Left bumper

Navigate tabs - rotates through player inventory tabs

Cycle build mode

Right bumper

Navigate tabs - rotates through container inventory tabs

Left trigger

Shove/stomp (triggered on release)

Right trigger

Fire/attack (triggered on release)

Back

Press and hold to display radial menu

Usage:

1. Hold "Back" to display radial menu
2. Move the "Left stick" to the desired option
3. Release "Back" before the "Left stick" to select the option.

Options:

• Player Info (Info, Skills, Health)
• Crafting
• Move Furniture
• Zoom In
• Zoom Out
• Pause/Play
• Fast-Forward Time

Start

Tap once to only pause the game, or tap twice to open pause menu