Binding Modifier+Key to rotation axis

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Josh
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Joined: Wed Nov 02, 2016 2:21 pm

Binding Modifier+Key to rotation axis

Post by Josh »

Hi there

I searched the forum for help in my specific problem but didn't find a solution. If there is any post out there which solves my problem I would appreciate your hint.

I would like to do the following: I would like to bind a keyboard key with a modifier to the rotation axis of my SpaceNavigator, lets say Control+ArrowDown to HIDMultiAxis_Rx.

I am able to realize the simple key generation with the follwoing code:

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    <Axis>
     <Enabled>true</Enabled>
    <Input>
     <ActionID>HIDMultiAxis_Rx</ActionID>
     <Min>-512</Min>
     <Max>0</Max>
     <Deadband>100</Deadband>
     </Input>
    <Output>
     <ActionID>KB_Keystroke</ActionID>
     <RepeatStyle>PressAndHold</RepeatStyle>
     <Reversed>false</Reversed>
    <KeyStroke>
     <Key>51</Key>
     </KeyStroke>
     </Output>
     </Axis>
But when I try to implement the 'Control' Modifier as follows:

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    <Axis>
     <Enabled>true</Enabled>
    <Input>
     <ActionID>HIDMultiAxis_Rx</ActionID>
     <Min>-512</Min>
     <Max>0</Max>
     <Deadband>100</Deadband>
     </Input>
    <Output>
     <ActionID>KB_Keystroke</ActionID>
     <RepeatStyle>PressAndHold</RepeatStyle>
     <Reversed>false</Reversed>
    <KeyStroke>
    <Modifiers>
     <Modifier>Control</Modifier>
     </Modifiers>
     <Key>51</Key>
     </KeyStroke>
     </Output>
     </Axis>
...nothing changes to the example above. So I just get the ArrowDown and the modifier is ignored.

Is there any way to bind a Modifier+Key to the axis?
Josh
Posts: 5
Joined: Wed Nov 02, 2016 2:21 pm

Re: Binding Modifier+Key to rotation axis

Post by Josh »

I moved my Post to the ordinary Windows forum.
mmaaat
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Joined: Sun Aug 26, 2018 5:09 am

Re: Binding Modifier+Key to rotation axis

Post by mmaaat »

Have you succeed?
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