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Exit ME2CoalescedEditor (and perhaps start ME2 to test your changes.).

Start ME2CoalescedEditor, click the Commands menu, and choose Rebuild Coalesced.

edit and save Coalesced.ini with Notepad2.

Therefore, you may wish to edit Coalesced.ini with Notepad2 instead, and only use ME2CoalescedEditor to "fix" the file so that Mass Effect 2 can load it correctly without crashing. ME2CoalescedEditor is actually intended to help you view, search and edit the various parts of Coalesced.ini, but its user interface is somewhat confusing. There are at least three programs that can fix Coalesced.ini: a C++ program, a Ruby program which is, apparently, no longer on the web, and a program called ME2CoalescedEditor. It's not possible to do this manually, so you need a special program to do the job for you.īefore changing Coalesced.ini, make a backup, in case you don't like your changes, make a serious mistake, or you can't figure out how to do the "fixing" process. Apparently the "binary" part of the file needs to be updated whenever the "text" part is updated.

I don't mean that you shouldn't edit it with Notepad2, just that if you do, then you need to run a special utility that "fixes" the file after you edit it.

It can be edited with Notepad2 (an excellent replacement for Notepad), but there are reports that doing so will cause Mass Effect 2 to crash on startup (I didn't actually verify this, I just assume the reports are true). The file must not be edited with Notepad (which corrupts it if you save changes). This strange file is a binary file that contains numerous text files embedded within it. If you installed Mass Effect 2 via Steam, this file will probably be located at one of these two paths:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\mass effect 2\BioGame\Config\PC\CookedĬ:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\mass effect 2\BioGame\Config\PC\Cooked

Tweaking these settings requires that you change a file called Coalesced.ini. See also: Changing the FOV in Mass Effect 3īy default, Mass Effect 2 has a narrow field-of-view, and you may find that the lowest mouse sensitivity setting (apparently called "Camera Sensitivity" in the game) is too high for many mice.