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Since this release, keys that are in the do not pass list with modifiers are treated as if the single key is in the do not pass list. For example, I use shift-e to do turning, and I don't want that passed, but I also use e for my earth shock in roudn robin. After this patch, e won't pass to the other windows even by itself if it is in the dnp list at all. I tried checking strict, but nothing changed.
@IndigoSpaniard
CHECK strict... put shift+e in the dnp .. then put e in the round robin list
that should work. by using strict.. you are saying exactly this key will be passed. so, you hold down shift, then e.. then let up e... then let up shift. that will work
if you shift down, e down, shift up.. e up.. then shift+e up will never be passed
of course, you could avoid the issue.. by using another key instead of various mods on the same key
Thanks for the quick release ... love the per region resolution settings. :)
So I ran keyclone for about an hour tonight and had the following problems:
- network disconnects while all other network traffic on the machine works (wow, MSN, synergy)
- as I was troubleshooting the disconnects, I noticed that the port number on my secondary client had changed from 1320 to 1321. I've been using Keyclone since early Feb and have never had to change the port number
- SHIFT key combos are no longer being passed to my clone clients. :(
@Buzz
re: shift not passing
check your dnp list. to get the same functionality as before, you want to CHECK the 'strict' option
as for port numbers.. they only increment if you have another keyclone running. i'll check for that, but i haven't seen such functionality tonight (spent many hours play-testing)
The new version still stretches my screen out even when set to 1to1. Also, there is no resolution option for my screen. Even if I wanted to use just my full 24inch screen as normal with one wow there is no resolution option. I reinstalled G again.
you can type whatever resolution you want. just keep with the same format as the other resolutions
ie:
1280x1024
1440x1050
and 1-to-1 will stretch your picture... if the region size you use is not the same aspect ratio as 800x600 (the wow default for small regions)
you cannot get around having to set the dimensions to be the same ratio as the resolution you want... blizzard is doing a stretchblt to place each rendered screen into the region. if the region doesn't have the same width to height ratio, then stretchblt will just squash or stretch the image.
Here are the sizes of my maximizer windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'keyclone',index.php?page=Thread&postID=64208#post 64208
24inch monitor = 1906x1132
Left Portrait monitor
Top = 1049x841
Bottom= 1049x841
Right Portrait monitor
Top = 1049x841
Bottom = 1049x841
When I use version G my main 24inch window is not stretched. If I use I and set it to 1to1 my 24inch window is stretched 800x600.
umm... those are some crazy resolutions. are you carving up your desktop to make other stuff fit?
no matter what you do.. such resolutions are going to be just weird. try using the closest resolution
ie:
1906 x 1132 --> 1920x1200
1049 x 841 --> 1152x864
Those options are not available for selection under the I version maximizer for me. The side monitors are fine its the main that distorts. I dont have it full screen because maximizer will have my windows toolbar on my wow window. So I have it alittle short of my toolbar.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'keyclone',index.php?page=Thread&postID=64237#post 64237