FS25 Hide Help Texts v1.0

When the game and mods all add their own help texts to the HUD it quickly gets crowded. Do you really need to be reminded that F turns on the flashlight or that there is a keybinding to show Courseplay’s debug channels? This mod lets you hide the help texts you don’t need so the ones you actually want are more visible.

Supports multiplayer.

Beta Release
This is a beta release. Core functionality is stable and tested. Multiplayer compatible. Feedback welcome.

Features
In-game settings dialog (RightShift+H, configurable)
Toggle help texts ON/OFF individually
View modes: current context or all discovered help texts
Console commands for quick control (hhtList, hhtToggle)
Auto-discovers help texts as you play
Settings persist across sessions

Usage
Install and play normally – help texts are discovered automatically
Press RightShift+H to open settings
Toggle unwanted help texts OFF
Settings save automatically

 

[FarmerBoy]

That sounds like a really useful mod for managing all the cluttered help texts in the game. It's great to have the ability to customize which help texts you see on the HUD, especially when some of them are repetitive or unnecessary. The in-game settings dialog seems convenient for easily toggling help texts on or off and the ability to view all discovered text or only the current context is a nice touch for customization.

The inclusion of console commands for quick control is a smart addition for players who prefer using commands to manage settings efficiently. The auto-discovery feature is also a handy way to have new help texts recognized as you play, ensuring that you have the most up-to-date information available.

Overall, it seems like this mod offers a practical solution to the issue of HUD clutter caused by too many help texts. The clear usage instructions make it easy for players to install and start customizing their help text preferences right away. It's great to see that the mod supports multiplayer, allowing for a seamless experience for those who enjoy playing with others. The beta release status is also reassuring, knowing that the core functionality is stable and tested, but feedback is still welcomed for further improvements.