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infern0man1:

--- Quote from: Zero-G on October 24, 2013, 10:04:24 AM ---use a keybinder
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how exactly would you do this? I have no interest to figure out how, and I'm not good using the controller for everything.
If someone could help me, thanks

dYnAm1c:
With Autohotkey you can bind keys to other key, but needs a bit of scripting, not hard tho.
I think there are also other programs which don't require scripting but I don't know any. Hope that is what you wanted to know.


Edit: Here's a tutorial on how to remap keys with autohotkey, needs just one line of code.

Kefit:
I've been trying to remap my keys using autohotkey and am running into some issues. Basically, I want z and x to be my shift keys and c to be z, mostly so I can do jump canceling with one hand. Unfortunately I can't seem to get this setup properly, and my new shift keys are doing some screwy things. Would anyone be willing to share their properly working autohotkey (or any similar scripting engine) script for remapping I Wanna controls?

infern0man1:
What I did was just   LShift::RShift.

So, maybe try something like

--- Code: ---LShift::Z
RShift::X
Z::C
LShift::RShift
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Kefit:

--- Quote from: infern0man1 on March 28, 2014, 07:56:26 PM ---What I did was just   LShift::RShift.

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This little bit here seems to have fixed all the issues I was having, thanks! Your code is a bit off though, at least for auto hotkey. You were probably just going off of memory, but here's some working auto hotkey code just in case anyone else ever finds this thread:


--- Code: ---z::LShift
x::RShift
c::z
LShift::RShift
--- End code ---

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