It might even be relatively easy. I think there are only two ways how the arrow keys could be hardcoded into the exe: Using Windows scan codes (raw input): [image: 1716926977706-bd850e39-fed1-4cc4-a260-e413fdde32ef-grafik.png] If the right most hex values were found in the exe in close proximity (0xE04D, ...), they could be exchanged with the corresponding values for WASD (see link). Using Windows Virtual-Key Codes [image: 1716927306093-1b73a278-1d43-4de2-ae88-ccbba14730b2-grafik.png] So in this case these hex values would be hardcoded in the exe in close proximity (0x25, ...), and again could be exchanged (see link, W=0x57 for example). So somebody would just have to use a hex editor to search for a set of these, replace them, and check if it works.

Another way for panning the camera is holding middle mouse button and dragging it around. Can be quite nice for cinematics if you know how to move your mouse smoothly.