That's because installer is not signed. If you are willing to pay for code signing certificate, I can consider adding it.
It's open source.
- go to the settings;
- find key bind input and click on it;
- press desired key combination.
- Only on versions below 2.1.0: Confirm your choice with Enter.
You must set the same navigation keys in BPA and in Cyberpunk 2077. Otherwise BP will not be solved.
- go to the settings;
- in AutoSolver section find key bind inputs and click on desired field;
- press key that you selected in the game.
Yes, although not directly. You must use external tool like AntiMicro for gamepad, or X-Mouse Button Control for mouse. Simply bind gamepad/mouse to output BPA's key bind. Just make sure that selected gamepad/mouse bind does not interfere with Breach Protocol!
Both will solve BP, but the difference is which daemons will be solved.
"solve" will order daemons by their index, meaning that those are at the bottom of the list will be more valuable than those at the top.
"solve with priority" will prioritize on one specific daemon and then fallback to index for anything else.
Please note that indexes are counted without daemon solved by "Head Start" perk!
Example:
BD BD<- index: none, already solved by "Head Start" perk
7A 7A BD <- index: 1, "solve with priority 1" will focus this daemon
BD 7A 1C <- index: 2, "solve with priority 2" will focus this daemon
Report it on NexusMods page, or in github repository.
Depending of the issue type, you should provide information that will help resolving the issue as fast as possible.
these informations should include:
- Operating System;
- Cyberpunk 2077 platform(native/Proton/Google Stadia/GeForce Now);
- BPA version;
- relevant BPA settings.
Attaching failed BP snapshot is recommended if applicable.
On Windows use AutoHotkey as engine, as NirCmd can't send input to streaming services. On Linux it should work out of the box.
BPA works on Windows, Linux, streaming services and on every supported language by Cyberpunk 2077.
macOS version is theoretically possible, but I can't commit to it because I don't have a mac to test it on.
If you are interested in creating macOS distribution, open new issue in github repository.
Post it on NexusMods page, or in github repository with relavant information.