Skyrim Mod adds customisable Witcher 3-style quick action wheel to HUD for faster combat resolution in Skyrim.
Modders have put tremendous efforts into making sure Skyrim continues to evolve and expand since its initial release into the world.
Many have focused on revamping the game by adding unique weapons, potency spells and captivating quests that alter its core experience. Some even went as far as adding NPCs that will dynamically move around Tamriel or giving Dragonborn some Assassin’s Creed climbing capabilities – further expanding on what already makes an unforgettable game experience!
If you’re planning on revisiting Tamriel while you wait for Starfield or Skyblivion to release, and don’t want to have to wade through cumbersome menus, a mod could make an excellent addition.
Wheeler – Quick Action Wheel Of Skyrim’ is the creation of modder dTry and brought Skyrim’s combat closer to more contemporary titles like Elden Ring while eliminating post-fine teleportation delays.
Now they have decided to add a quick action wheel into their user interface that provides players with an “intuitive and convenient means” of quickly and conveniently equipping weapons, spells and potions from their inventories.
“Most modern RPG games feature some form of wheel menu for quick actions,” writes dTry in the mod’s description, giving GTA 5’s weapon wheel as an example and The Witcher 3’s sign and consumable management wheel as examples of modern user interface paradigms which Skyrim can adopt to make players lives simpler. This mod aims to integrate this modern user interface paradigm and hopefully make life simpler for its players!
Your custom wheel is called upon using a hotkey that you bind yourself, when activated it will slow the flow of time down by an adjustable amount and give plenty of time for you to navigate its multiple wheels filled with item slots you have created using it.
Given their ability to hold multiple items within each slot, dTry estimates the wheels should provide enough room “to store pretty much your whole inventory/magic menu.”
Your satisfaction should come as no surprise when learning that wheel setups you make for different saves can exist independently of each other; that way you won’t get stuck using one wheel across all characters!
To customize the settings to meet your personal tastes, dTry has also released another mod called dMenu that you will need in order to do just this. Once everything works as intended, its description contains detailed instructions to assist in creating item layouts using wheels’ edit mode.
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