lococola: The interact button seems to be hardlocked to the F key. I guess that is why that key cannot be bound to anything else. I hope it's on the buglist to make that rebindable. I would love to use my mouse thumb button for this. And that will free up the F key for my EDSF movement :)

upquark: Still waiting for my install, but it looks like the bindings are manually changeable as long as you do it in two places. Very annoying that there are binds not exposed in the UI, but better than nothing.

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>You need to edit both config files. That is if you also want to change all the prompts, like interacting with things, to a different button than F.

These are the files:
UserSettings.json in the folder C:/Users/%USERNAME%/AppData/Local/CD Projekt RED/Cyberpunk 2077 (replace %USERNAME% with your Windows username)
inputUserMappings.xml in the folder C:/Games/Cyberpunk 2077/r6/config (or wherever you installed the game)

The UserSettings.json file is for all in-game bindable keys. Here you can make sure your ESDF keys are bound properly, including F which refuses to bind in-game. Same deal if you want arrow keys, or something else that refuses to bind in-game.

The InputUserMappings.xml file hosts all keybinds. That includes functions that can't be bound in-game at all, like interact prompts.
Open in Notepad. Use Ctrl+F to search for the key you want to replace "F" interact prompts with. In my case I want Q to be interact, so I search for "IK_Q". Replace all instances with different buttons, in my case IK_W (W), as it should be free.
Then look for all instances of "IK_F". There are dozens of these. Replace them with your interact key of choice, in this case "IK_Q" for Q.
Note that you don't have to do any functions that already have a "overridableUI" value. These are all bindable in-game and controlled from the UserSettings.json file. So might as well ignore them here.

The game now properly has ESDF movement while responding to Q for interact and other prompts. Interesting to note: now Q does not rebind in-game, but it's fine as the binds are good now. Obviously you can also do the same for arrow keys and a different interact button.

Note that the inputUserMappings.XML file in the game folder may be quite likely to be replaced on updates. And there's hundreds of hardcoded binds with no bind options in-game.

This may take a while for them to fix.

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BridgeWorks: EDIT: However, I can't seem to rebind the interaction key at all. So this dual binds the f key.

ArchMechasis: I may have originally written my explanation a bit too messily in the other thread.

UserSettings.json = in-game key binds.
InputUserMappings.xml = hardcoded hidden binds, like "interact" functions.

There is no single "interact" function. The dozens of separate default F-button functions (prompts, dialogue acceptance, item pickup, etc) in InputUserMappings.xml just give the semblance of an "interact" function when combined. Replace them all with a different key and you get a new "interact" button.

If you want to use ESDF to move, you also have to rebind the F interact buttons in InputUserMappings. I replaced all IK_F with IK_Q in that file. In your case IK_BracketRight would work. Do that in InputUserMappings; not just UserSettings.

As far as I know this should fully replace F to interact with your new interact button. I've thus far only gotten to Nomad start point to test things out, and it all works fine there. Haven't gotten further just yet as audio is beyond broken for me in-game :(