View source for Borderlands- The Pre-Sequel

=== SteamOS PC Version: Disable Game Controller Vibrate ===
First, close the game.  You cannot have the game open when you make this edit or the edit will be overwritten.

Edit the 'willowgame.ini' file and change the value of 'ForceFeedbackManagerClassName'

The willowgame.ini file is in the game data directory for your user account.  Open with your preferred text editor.
 vi ~/.local/share/aspyr-media/borderlands\ the\ pre-sequel/willowgame/config/willowgame.ini
change 
 ForceFeedbackManagerClassName=Win.XnaForceFeedbackManager
To
 ForceFeedbackManagerClassName=no.XnaForceFeedbackManager

Here is what the entire section looks like:
 [Engine.PlayerController]
 bAimingHelp=false
 InteractDistance=512
 bCheckRelevancyThroughPortals=true
 MaxConcurrentHearSounds=32
 bLogHearSoundOverflow=FALSE
 ForceFeedbackManagerClassName=WinDrv.XnaForceFeedbackManager
 bEnableForceFeedbackManager=true
 bOverrideOnlineProfileName=false

The game settings within the game itself only allows you to disable the rumble controller vibrate when you shoot.  Nearby explosions and other triggers will still vibrate these controllers.  By editing this file you disable the rumble completely.

=== golden keys data file ===
For SteamOS on Linux:
 cd ~/.local/share/aspyr-media/borderlands\ the\ pre-sequel/willowgame/savedata/
Look for a directory with a long number, that is your player.  Go into that directory.  the golden keys are stored in profile.bin
 vi profile.bin
You can backup profile.bin and use your golden keys, then restore it to get them back, or set it so it cannot be written to by the game and use an infinite number of golden keys.



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