New shift layers in 6.1

[ChillBear]

Hi,

First off, loving the new update - the new shift layers have fixed a lot of issues I've had previously.

One thing I noticed so far that feels a bit off is that shift layer remaps will affect other shift layers pointed to in shift mode.

For example, I have shift layer 0 and 3, in shift layer 0 I have LMB on the mouse unaltered (should send LMB), but in Shift layer 3 I have LMB set to Esc and shift mode to Shift layer 0 when pressed. Unfortunately, this also causes Shift layer 0 LMB to have Esc when I want it to be unaltered and send LMB.

Pathway I am trying to achieve:

Step 1: Press C - actives skill and toggles shift layer 3
Step 2: Press LMB (remapped to ESC) in shift layer 3, which send command for Esc then shift mode to Shift layer 0
Step 3: Now set as Shift layer 0, press LMB (unaltered) to send LMB command

Problem is in 6.1 right now Step 3 isn't possible (as far as I know) because Shift layer 3 also applies Esc to Shift layer 0

[RAM Stealer]

Hello!
Do you release your LMB before returning to Shift layer 0 or does it stay pressed?
Please send the config you are using. Your configs are stored here: C:\Users\Public\Documents\reWASD\Profiles

[ChillBear]

I think it's not that it's a glitch but might be a limitation of the current features. So the image below:



I like how you guys colour coded the remapping on the left, as it helps trace where the remaps are going.

So I'm on Shift Layer 3 in this picture. What I'd like to do is Remap LMB so it presses Escape THEN jumps to Shift Layer 0 (which has LMB unbinded). From what I can tell so far that's not possible?

[Support Agent]

So I'm on Shift Layer 3 in this picture. What I'd like to do is Remap LMB so it presses Escape THEN jumps to Shift Layer 0 (which has LMB unbinded). From what I can tell so far that's not possible?

Yes. Mappings set in Shift change popup go to that shift and are used for both Shifts.

[CriticalComposer]

On Shift 3, put ESC on Start Press and [Goto] Shift 1 on Regular Press. This should achieve the desired output.