EPTAnother question is how do you do it? Is it even possible? I tried to change the settings in the options tab in SC2 and I was unable to.
A question on Mouse Buttons and control groups
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Cyrain
United States35 Posts
Another question is how do you do it? Is it even possible? I tried to change the settings in the options tab in SC2 and I was unable to. | ||
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Zidon
United States21 Posts
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greentft
Costa Rica37 Posts
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deth2munkies
United States4051 Posts
On October 25 2010 01:09 Zidon wrote: Do not do this. You will be banned by Blizzard. Not for changing the key bindings. But if he creates a macro to automate a few steps, THEN he'll get banned. Edit: Clarity: What he's saying (if I'm understanding) is he wants to bind control groups to his mouse keys instead of 0-9. That's not a macro, it'd be like if I bound my control groups to qwerty...etc. | ||
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
it's simply rebinding your keys. one button press will still be one action | ||
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itsthewoo
United States260 Posts
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Cyrain
United States35 Posts
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emythrel
United Kingdom2599 Posts
Perhaps using something like joy2key would be what you are looking for, however i'm not sure how it would deal with a multi button mouse like the mamba... j2k normally is used to bind a joystick to keys for playing guitar hero or whatever on your PC, but you can bind any key to any other key essentially. You should be able to bind 1-9 to mouse buttons with it. There are probably easier ways, but this was the first thing that came to mind | ||
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PaPoolee
United Arab Emirates660 Posts
As for the Op i think if you run the software that you installed from Razer for the Mamba you have you can change whatever key on that mouse to whatever command you wish it to issue when you click it, At least that's the case with my Logitech G5  . | ||
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Talho
Belgium592 Posts
On October 25 2010 01:17 Cyrain wrote: The question is how do I do it? And yes all I want to do here is have my left mouse button register as my "9"key, for example. yes this is allowed, changing keybinds is allowed. the moment you have 2 actions for 1 keybind its not allowed (macro) | ||
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Cryp71c
United States24 Posts
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Millitron
United States2611 Posts
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Techno
1900 Posts
And it makes it so you can't click the mouse wheel in on webpages for scrolling : / | ||
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NeWnAr
Singapore231 Posts
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rEiGN~
369 Posts
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Cyrain
United States35 Posts
On October 25 2010 01:27 emythrel wrote: atm you can't customise keybinding in sc2, although they are working on that! Perhaps using something like joy2key would be what you are looking for, however i'm not sure how it would deal with a multi button mouse like the mamba... j2k normally is used to bind a joystick to keys for playing guitar hero or whatever on your PC, but you can bind any key to any other key essentially. You should be able to bind 1-9 to mouse buttons with it. There are probably easier ways, but this was the first thing that came to mind Okay, I'll look into this. For the people recommending I use the Razer Mamba software I tried that and there wasn't any option to just switch two key bindings, it was all macros and I didn't want to bother with that. | ||
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Valok
United States16 Posts
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GagnarTheUnruly
United States655 Posts
On October 25 2010 01:27 PaPoolee wrote: Let me get this straight :O, i can't use any macros even if i have a Logitech g15 keyboard? can anyone conform this? thanks!. As for the Op i think if you run the software that you installed from Razer for the Mamba you have you can change whatever key on that mouse to whatever command you wish it to issue when you click it, At least that's the case with my Logitech G5 .For the OP it's OK to use a macro mouse as long as you're just rebinding keys. One press, one action = OK. Nothing wrong with having the key be on your mouse or a clapper or whatever. Otherwise, it's totally cheating to use macros, so obviously you shouldn't do it. APM is intended to be a limiting resource in SC2. | ||
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Bluetea
United States185 Posts
On October 25 2010 01:09 Zidon wrote: Do not do this. You will be banned by Blizzard. Wrong. Only queueing up macros for a single button is illegal. For example, if pressing a side mouse button selects a queen and then tells it to inject larva, that is illegal. But simply assigning a side mouse button to 0 or 9 is perfectly legal. 1 button = 1 command = legal 1 button = 2+ commands = illegal | ||
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Cookie
Canada94 Posts
On October 25 2010 05:36 Bluetea wrote: Wrong. Only queueing up macros for a single button is illegal. For example, if pressing a side mouse button selects a queen and then tells it to inject larva, that is illegal. But simply assigning a side mouse button to 0 or 9 is perfectly legal. 1 button = 1 command = legal 1 button = 2+ commands = illegal So i can use logitech setpoint to assign like a command center(control group 4) to the side buttons on my mouse as long as it only selects the command center? | ||
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MiyaviTeddy
Canada697 Posts
On October 25 2010 05:36 Bluetea wrote: Wrong. Only queueing up macros for a single button is illegal. For example, if pressing a side mouse button selects a queen and then tells it to inject larva, that is illegal. But simply assigning a side mouse button to 0 or 9 is perfectly legal. 1 button = 1 command = legal 1 button = 2+ commands = illegal Pretty much this. I wonder why blizzard didn't implement any sort of re-binding system (WoW had it :\) | ||
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GagnarTheUnruly
United States655 Posts
On October 25 2010 05:43 Cookie wrote: So i can use logitech setpoint to assign like a command center(control group 4) to the side buttons on my mouse as long as it only selects the command center? If the side-button only sends the #4, then it's perfectly fine. If it sends 4s that's cheating. There's no reason players can't configure their inputs in a way that's convenient, as long as they aren't using a program to add inputs that the player doesn't have to execute. | ||
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kYem
United Kingdom412 Posts
You can use them for something like upgrades structures, however i would highly recommend sticking to keyboard, as you never know when you might have software problems, cant install anything on tourney computers etc. | ||
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rEiGN~
369 Posts
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Marceuse
United States23 Posts
I have been doing the same thing - using a program to have my mouse buttons register as keyboard presses. My concern is that, theoretically, if I ever wanted to go play in a tournament I'd be screwed because the way I'm currently accomplishing this is via a third party program. I've seen Razer mouses advertise "Synapse On-board Memory" - would these carry these switched keybindings around with them so that, for instance, if I just plugged the mouse into a new computer, they'd retain the keybinds? Or should I, for consistency's sake, force myself to relearn the default hotkey setup without using mouse binds? | ||
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arterian
Canada1157 Posts
I attempted to make a macro when the mineral bug existed, but stopped when I found out I could be banned for it. | ||
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