Keyclone commands disable extended keys on my G15

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02-20-2009, 03:07 PM
Perrigrin

Keyclone commands disable extended keys on my G15

See my thread on the hardware section, but basically when I start wow through a command that runs wow.exe and sets up a keymap (only key affected is minus) - any extended keys bound to combination of shift will not work.

Ie G18 = ctrl+shift+f1

- works when i run wow without keyclone
- works when i start wow through clicking and not a command in keyclone

- but when i start with the commands (that i need to for my key binds), it will not work - wow isn't registring the key press ... ie it's not a problem with forwarding, it prevents the key from even being registered in the instance of wow that has focus.
02-20-2009, 04:45 PM
keyclone

i believe it might not be using the correct profile for some reason. i think there is a setting somewhere where you can tell your G15 what profile to use all the time.
02-20-2009, 06:19 PM
Perrigrin

only have one, which is the default - and if i change the shift+ctrl+f1 to like 'A' it works - swap back to shift in the conditions above - and it stops working.
02-20-2009, 06:24 PM
BigSmitty

It's in the profile. I use a G15 with SHIFT+ F1 through F9, and they pass just fine.

In the Profiler options of the G-Series, make the World of Warcraft profile the default. Additionally, I have the WoW keys as my Default Configuration, and have the box checked under "Enable Persistent Profile". That way, no matter what application is running, my G keys are always mapped to what I want them in WoW.

Hope this helps.
02-20-2009, 09:49 PM
Sajuuk

Have you tried restarting the G-keys profiler?
02-21-2009, 03:27 AM
Perrigrin

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'BigSmitty',index.php?page=Thread&postID=179879#po st179879

It's in the profile. I use a G15 with SHIFT+ F1 through F9, and they pass just fine.

In the Profiler options of the G-Series, make the World of Warcraft profile the default. Additionally, I have the WoW keys as my Default Configuration, and have the box checked under "Enable Persistent Profile". That way, no matter what application is running, my G keys are always mapped to what I want them in WoW.

Hope this helps.

It's not related to the profile as (a) I have only one and (b) If I change something in the profile to a non shifted key, it immediately works.

Quote:

Originally Posted by 'Sajuuk',index.php?page=Thread&postID=179943#post1 79943

Have you tried restarting the G-keys profiler?

Yup. No luck.