Hi guys, as already described in the title, I have a few questions before buying and likewise what concerns the compatibility.
I have a "Logitech G910" keyboard" , you can find more detailed information here:
Additionally I own just for fighting games optimized
controller the "Hori Fighting Commander Octa". You can find more information here:
Now I need from your program a best possible compatibility, so that I can integrate both my macros, which I use in "Logitech G-Hub" around these again on the many keys of my Gamepad. As you can see, the keyboard also has the so-called "G-keys" and also other function keys. I would need the possibility to configure also all keys and integrate them in your program.
It is the same with my gamepad. This has 16 keys, if you think away the "analog stick" and the "D-Pad". My wish is that, because I have so many extra buttons, I can assign them as I wish. My plan was to write simple macros so I can put them on the buttons of my gamepad. An example would be, I write a ready macro in "G-Hub" and put this macro on one of my keys of the gamepad. It's just a matter of your program simulating the keystroke after I use a key on my gamepad.
Why I am asking all these questions is as follows. I have your basic version and have been trying it out for about a week. But I just can't get it to work right, because my keyboard is already recognized as "Logitech G910", but so many keys are missing, as if it were a normal keyboard with no extra keys. It is very surprising, because Logitech is very well known and I am not the only one who uses a gaming keyboard. Exactly for this reason, because I have found that your program is probably not for me, because I can not use it as I need it... I wanted to ask you for advice... maybe I'm too stupid, maybe I have not set it correctly... or I have to consider other things.
Regardless of the things described above. I'm not ready to uninstall my additional programs that I got with my hardware (mouse, keyboard and gamepad), because I need them for other things. Especially since these additional programs are often connected to drivers.
I have a "Logitech G910" keyboard" , you can find more detailed information here:
Additionally I own just for fighting games optimized
controller the "Hori Fighting Commander Octa". You can find more information here:
Now I need from your program a best possible compatibility, so that I can integrate both my macros, which I use in "Logitech G-Hub" around these again on the many keys of my Gamepad. As you can see, the keyboard also has the so-called "G-keys" and also other function keys. I would need the possibility to configure also all keys and integrate them in your program.
It is the same with my gamepad. This has 16 keys, if you think away the "analog stick" and the "D-Pad". My wish is that, because I have so many extra buttons, I can assign them as I wish. My plan was to write simple macros so I can put them on the buttons of my gamepad. An example would be, I write a ready macro in "G-Hub" and put this macro on one of my keys of the gamepad. It's just a matter of your program simulating the keystroke after I use a key on my gamepad.
Why I am asking all these questions is as follows. I have your basic version and have been trying it out for about a week. But I just can't get it to work right, because my keyboard is already recognized as "Logitech G910", but so many keys are missing, as if it were a normal keyboard with no extra keys. It is very surprising, because Logitech is very well known and I am not the only one who uses a gaming keyboard. Exactly for this reason, because I have found that your program is probably not for me, because I can not use it as I need it... I wanted to ask you for advice... maybe I'm too stupid, maybe I have not set it correctly... or I have to consider other things.
Regardless of the things described above. I'm not ready to uninstall my additional programs that I got with my hardware (mouse, keyboard and gamepad), because I need them for other things. Especially since these additional programs are often connected to drivers.
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