Way to pass mouse 3,4,5 buttons only?

[Clovis]

This is for IS Boxer.

Is there a way to broadcast the mouse 3, 4 and 5 buttons only without broadcasting the curseor and mouse clicks?

I'm sure there is, the software is too sophisticated to be missing this feature but I can't seem to find it.

Thanks,

-Clov

[Clovis]

I have a logitech G500 but it didn't come with a software CD -- should it?

[aboron]

Just download the setpoint software from logitech's web site - and don't forget to run it as admin to get the new mappings to work when multiboxing.

[Lax]

Or just make Mapped Keys through ISBoxer, with the Hotkey set to the mouse button of your choice, and have it take whatever actions you desire (e.g. have mouse 4 broadcast alt+q, whatever you want it to do)

[Clovis]

Thanks Lax,

Where do you set this up in IS Boxer?

Btw, I'm a huge fan of your software.

[Lax]

There's resources available that demonstrate how to make Mapped Keys so I'm not going to go into details on that in particular in this post, but basically follow one of those and then just set the Hotkey to the mouse button of your choice (you can click the mouse button in the "Press key combination here" box)

ISBoxer Overview video part 2 demonstrates making various types of Mapped Keys: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIqLMBhoMQI
Detailed information on making Key Maps and Mapped Keys: http://www.lavishsoft.com/wiki/index...uring_Key_Maps

[Fizzler]

Hrmmm map keys might be my solution. I use Input Director as a software KVM. My mouse is not on the same computer as the game... custom keys from Setpoint just do not work right as it does not recognize the game as the focus window across the network... BUT a mapped key would do the trick for sure.....

[vikemosabe]

I'm using build 33 of IS:Boxer Toolkit and it doesn't recognize when I hit a mouse key.
Do I need a newer version or something?
I thought it upgraded itself on each launch, if needed.

[vikemosabe]

Figured it out.
You have to have the mouse cursor over the box when pressing the button.
Simple, but it didn't occur to me at first.