EPTmacros in tournament play
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BinaryAznMon
Canada4 Posts
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ElvisWayCool
United States437 Posts
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
That being said, I'm not 100% sure but shift+0 may be a single command (check the SC2 hotkey remapping). Basically, "1 command to 1 key" is ok, but not "2 commands to 1 key". Thus, if you bound a "fake" key (e.g. f12) to that shift+0 hotkey and bound the macro key to f12, then it's fine. | ||
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Zio
United States48 Posts
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On January 13 2012 02:20 Zio wrote: I don't even think macro keys are allowed on ladder (not that blizzard can really enforce it). the "official" starcraft 2 keyboard, razer marauder, has macro keys though doesnt it | ||
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striderxxx
Canada443 Posts
On January 13 2012 02:20 Zio wrote: I don't even think macro keys are allowed on ladder (not that blizzard can really enforce it). Blizzard actually sells their own macro keyboard designed for SC2 | ||
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
On January 13 2012 02:27 striderxxx wrote: Blizzard actually sells their own macro keyboard designed for SC2 Yeah, it's definately ok to use in regular situations. In online tournaments, I think it would be hard to make sure nobody uses it, so I guess it's allowed there as well. I'm quite sure it's not allowed in big LANs though, which, given that those are the biggest tournaments, the top level players will primarily practice for those, and therefore they probably use non-macro keyboards in all situations to make sure that that's what they get their practice with. | ||
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MisterFred
United States2033 Posts
As an aside, I'm curious if one of MY shortcuts is legal. I made one of my mouse buttons a duplicate 'H' key (my shortcut for warpgates). Again, one key, one button press. But it's perhaps different from rebinding a keyboard key. Also, Blizzard doesn't sell their own macro keyboard. Razer bought the SC2 license to plaster on some of their products. The existence of such products has nothing to do with what is considered kosher while playing SC2. | ||
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Cyro
United Kingdom20333 Posts
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
On January 13 2012 02:40 MisterFred wrote: Macros are NOT allowed. However, re-bound keys are. You're on questionable territory (my guess is tourney illegal) creating a button for shift+0 (two key presses become one), but making any button on your keyboard "0" is fine (one key press becomes one button press). I've heard a few pros mention they've experimented with rebinding various keys on their keyboards so that hotkeys & F1 shortcuts are in convenient positions. As an aside, I'm curious if one of MY shortcuts is legal. I made one of my mouse buttons a duplicate 'H' key (my shortcut for warpgates). Again, one key, one button press. But it's perhaps different from rebinding a keyboard key. Also, Blizzard doesn't sell their own macro keyboard. Razer bought the SC2 license to plaster on some of their products. The existence of such products has nothing to do with what is considered kosher while playing SC2. What you did (binding a mouse button to 'H') is perfectly legal and I'm 100% sure allowed in any tournament, including the GSL. Why the OP may be a little confusing is because I'm think shift+0 is considered 1 button press in the hotkeys interface and hence it's legal to assign that to the macro key. | ||
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pepperman
United States180 Posts
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BinaryAznMon
Canada4 Posts
ive never seen a player use a macro keyboard like i do where there are buttons set aside for macros, but i also dont kno how they refitted their keyboards to their liking.... | ||
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Mohdoo
United States15743 Posts
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ballasdontcry
Canada595 Posts
On January 13 2012 12:55 pepperman wrote: I would assume something like a Razer Naga also wouldn't be allowed, right? it's fine, but again like everyone has said, it should be one button = one key. you can map any button on that naga to the "1" key but you can't do something like shift + space + 1. | ||
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Jarvs
Australia639 Posts
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Genetic
Canada84 Posts
My gf just bought a new keyboard, Razer Black Widow, and the first thing she did was bind 4 + E to Macro 1. She puts nexus on 4, so now it's one click to que probes. Such cheaterage. She's bronze so I dont think anyone would care, but man, if a masters could utilize that kind of shortcut it would save so many extra clicks. IMO it should be illegal, but oh well. Enjoy your macros man, I'm sure you can come up with some pretty sick ones. Ex. Stim A-Click? As a Terran I thought it'd be cool anyways | ||
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cydial
United States750 Posts
http://www.amazon.com/Razer-Laser-Gaming-Mouse-RZ01-00280100-R3/dp/B002MPPRPO I mean it may sound a bit ridiculous but in theory one can have 12 extra control groups. | ||
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Maxd11
United States680 Posts
On January 17 2012 01:41 cydial wrote: Does anyone know if the razer naga is illegal? http://www.amazon.com/Razer-Laser-Gaming-Mouse-RZ01-00280100-R3/dp/B002MPPRPO I mean it may sound a bit ridiculous but in theory one can have 12 extra control groups. Yeah the naga is legal but no you can't have 12 extra control groups. SC2 simply won't allow more then the regular 10 groups. There is no way to add additional ones no matter how many buttons you have. Also for some reason I was unable to bind a (shit+#) to any of the keys on my razer mouse while I was still able to bind regular numbers and letters and combinations thereof (none of which I found useful). | ||
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