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#Logitech g710 macro buttons not working in swtor how to
#Logitech g710 macro buttons not working in swtor software
#Logitech g710 macro buttons not working in swtor code

One solution for this is to map keys using a software that loads a pre-configured profile into the G600 and maps the pre-configured profile to a config file that the user wants. So what you did on windows was change the value similar to REP_DELAY on Linux which changed the delay.

What the issue above is they want BUTTON_DOWN to map to KEY_LEFTSHIFT↓ and BUTTON_UP to map to KEY_LEFTSHIFT↑ which doesn't seem possible with how the on board controller is written even on windows the issues is present. With out a KEY_DOWN and KEY_UP pair the profile gets corrupted and the key event is pulled from the next register in memory. SO KEY_LEFTSHIFT↓ + KEY_A↕ + KEY_LEFTSHIFT↑ is needed. The problem is REP_PERIOD and REP_DELAY which effects the repeat per cycle.Īlso the fact that the mouse emulates key press stokes with KEY DOWN and KEY_UP Action. Note both of these options will add a few seconds of delay as it will go from kernel -> program -> virtual key press. You will have to compile modify it but It's a place to start.

c program in another issue a c program that gets the input from the kernel.

autohotkey think this could work with out the need to write code, it's config based so these docs might be of use.

Then you can use a 3rd party software that maps the button / combo to a functionĮxample map: key_down button 18 -> +LEFT_SHIFT key_up button 18 -> -LEFT_SHIFT.

set the side keys to buttons or unique keyboard combos that can be mapped to 3rd party software.

As of now Ratbagd doesn't have an application mode so another method will have to be As a work around you could I have not yet found a way to change this in the mouses profile and am unsure if its possible to change this behavior as the windows software produces the same results except when in running in application mode.

#Logitech g710 macro buttons not working in swtor code

Would someone mind helping this code noob out and posting the exact code that I can paste into GHub script? This is my own sad attempt:įunction OnEvent(PROFILE_ACTIVATED) -KEY_NUMLOCK KEY_RESERVED -KEY_NUMLOCK endīased comments and some of my testing the built in macro system sends out a repeat of the macro every ~500-1000ms. an existing key." I've messed around with variations on the scripts previously mentioned with no luck.

#Logitech g710 macro buttons not working in swtor how to

Creating the macro makes complete sense but I'm not sure how to "change KEY_RESERVED to. This is my first time scripting but I would really like to implement this workaround so my G600 can have a modifier key. Now use the modifier macro as originally intended I also tried F1, but there were some cases were things like menus were triggered.įind a key that isn't a modifier and won't do anything to your workflow when pressed/held and put it between the press and release of the modifier key in the macro. When the button is being held though I can input another key, like A and I get a select all command. Now when I press that button numlock is of course triggered, but I don't really care as my keyboard doesnt have a numpad. I found the workaround using KEY_RESERVED would not be accepted by the device, however, if you change KEY_RESERVED to instead be an existing key that you never use you can get modifiers like ctrl to work.įor example, I bound the macro ctrl down + numlock (down and up) + ctrl up to a button.