Not possible at the moment. I'm okay with adding it, but I want to make sure that a mod can't clobber a user's personal keybinds. Especially for users with different keyboard layouts. Maybe we could prompt the user that a mod has some default keybinds and ask if they want to use them.

Anyway, I've opened an issue for this on Github, so you can watch there for any developments.

That sounds like a good solution. If a mod contains a keybindings definition, we can then look for a saved keybindings definition under the current save prefix, e.g. "saves/empyrean/keybindings.txt".

Implemented (look for it soon in 1.05): https://github.com/clintbellanger/flare-engine/commit/3755f4c470c8bbae45...

Keybind loading now goes like this:

1. Engine defaults are set as a baseline.
2. If the mod has "engine/default_keybindings.txt", try to load the user's keybinds from "saves/SAVE_PREFIX/keybindings.txt".
3. Try to load from mod's "engine/default_keybindings.txt"
4. Try to load from user's saved global keybindings.txt
5. If nothing could be loaded by this point, keybinds will be the engine defaults.

The syntax of "engine/default_keybindings.txt" permits defining only the actions you wish to change. Here's an example:

[default]

bar1=Q,Q,joy_0

bar7=mouse_1,mouse_1,-1

character=C,C,axis_3-

inventory=I,I,axis_3+

I'm aiming for some time this week. I'm working on some developer mode improvements right now, and I might try to squeeze in #1626 after that.

1.05 is up now: http://flarerpg.org/index.php/2018/04/30/flare-1-05/