What you need
- Neverness to Everness on Windows, with its default keybinds.
- Stream Deck software 7.1 or newer. There is a profile each for the Stream Deck (15 keys), the XL, the Stream Deck +, the Neo, and two for Stream Deck Mobile.
- Nothing else. Every key is one of Stream Deck's own built-in actions: no plugin, nothing running in the background, nothing reading the game. It is free.
1. Install the profiles
On the Elgato Marketplace, at no charge. Get the profiles from their Marketplace listing; the Stream Deck software installs them for you.
There is one profile for each device. Double-click the one for your Stream Deck and the Stream Deck software adds it as a profile of its own, so nothing you already have is touched. The Neo profile is the Stream Deck + one without its dials; the two Mobile profiles mirror the 15-key and 32-key grids.
2. The hub and folders
- Combat: Redirect Skill, Ultimate, Arc Skill, Aim, Use Item and Characters 1 to 4.
- Menus: Inventory, Character, Formation, Map, Quests and Menu.
- Explore: Interact, Track Quest and Switch View.
- Photo: Photo, Snapshot and Hide Main UI, for shots without the interface.
3. Stream Deck + dials
The four dials stay the same on every page: Characters 1 and 2, Characters 3 and 4, Redirect Skill and Ultimate, and system volume. Each way you turn a dial is one key press, so only things that come in pairs are on them.
4. How the keys work
Every key sends one of the game's default keybinds, read off its own Settings > Keybinds screen, and has been pressed in the game. The keys are drawn like the game's phone menu: a dark round button with a white icon, and the keyboard key on a small black pill. If you have rebound a key in the game, the deck still sends the default; each key is a plain Stream Deck hotkey you can change.
Movement, attacking, dodging, jumping, walking and the cursor stay on the keyboard and mouse, and the Quick Radial Menu is held on Tab, which a key press cannot hold, so none of those are on keys.
Frequently asked
Is it affiliated with the game's makers?
No. These are unofficial fan-made profiles, free, and not affiliated with or endorsed by Hotta Studio or Perfect World. Neverness to Everness is their trademark. The icons are original, drawn from Material Design Icons; no game artwork or logos are used.