Much of the runtime behavior of the Live interface is determined by configuration files that you'll find in the settings folder of your project.
Open up any of these files in the 3ds Max Interactive Script Editor or in any text editor to see what settings they offer, and to try out the effect of changing values.
behavior_settings.ini: Contains behavioral settings common to multiple behaviors in Live, such as navigation speed and mouse sensitivity.
component_paths.ini: Contains references to all the component scripts that Live uses, so that the template's main Lua script can load them all automatically.
component_config.ini: Defines which components should be loaded by Live.
component_settings.ini: Exposes many settings common to all Live components.
input_settings.ini: Defines which inputs from controllers and keyboards get mapped and used in the runtime engine. The inputs you define raise events through the Project.EventManager, which the Live script components subscribe to for notifications of new inputs and events.
navigation_settings.ini: Contains all settings related to navigation modes in Live.
revit_live_scene_settings.ini: Contains empty settings that get overwritten by the Live data.
vr_settings.ini: Contains all settings related to VR, including navigation, input mappings, and tools settings.