Vincent Reynolds

Yes. I think that config setting was added in 1.16.5, so that should work.

Outside of doing the listing and editing in the terminal, I don't know of a way. When I open a new Finder window and navigate to my home folder I see the usual set of subfolders. Then when I press Command + Shift + . (period), Finder shows the hidden files and folders, including the ".config" folder. The keys I'm using are the ones circled in the attached picture. Hope this helps.

That period at the end is significant. You need to hold the Shift and Command keys and press the period key. Sorry about that—I can see that it's a bit ambiguous in the post.

Bring up Finder and press Shift-Command-. to make it display invisible files. In your home folder, you should see a folder called ".config". Navigate to ".config/VintagestoryData, and you will see a file called "clientsettings.json". Edit that file in your preferred text editor (TextEdit, VSCode, etc.) and look for the line: "selectedBlockOutline": true, It was line 67 in my file. Change the line to read: "selectedBlockOutline": false, Save the file, start Vintage Story, and you should be good to go. This fix worked for me.

Here are a couple of screen shots, if that helps. In the first, the cursor is just above a block, nothing is highlighted, and the hotbar and mini map are both displayed. In the second, I moved the crosshair down until the block is highlighted, and both hotbar and mini map disappear.

Okay, I did a little bit of playing around, and it seems that the overlay windows disappear whenever the mouse pointer is over a block. If I move the crosshair to the sky, the overlays show; the moment I move the crosshair over a near block, the overlays disappear. Hope this helps.

The game starts fine, world creation works, but when I do anything that would display an overlay window—inventory, knapping, game menu—the crosshair cursor changes to the pointer, but the window doesn't display. I can still interact with it (I think), but nothing displays. Any ideas? Running macOS Monterey 12.1 on an M1 Mac Mini, VintageStory 1.16.0, MonoFramework 6.12.0.122 Thanks.