You are still trying to manage two peoples different settings, and you have multiple key maps with hotkeys (at a minimum 3, one being Always On), and only 1 of the 2 remaining to be active at the one time. The easiest option is to use a white/black list for the hotkey key maps.

If you really didn't want to go the white/black list route, You would need to split the Always On -> Activate Repeat mapped key into two different key maps. 1 with the hotkey, and 1 with the actions that it actually perform, which you call with a Do Mapped Key Action, and then the appropriate team needs to have that Key Map with the actions in it loaded all the time. This is pretty much the same thing as I was suggesting with the separating of the hotkeys from the actions. The Activate Maps mapped key is still a mapped key with a hotkey and actions.

ATEOTD, I figured the only reason I was disabling key maps was to stop the hotkeys from triggering an action, so if the hotkeys are separated from the actions they are performing, then I only need to disable the hotkeys themselves.


*enable/disable is the same as load/unload which is the same as state On/Off. The load/unload is probably the most applicable term.