05-10-2007, 06:18 PM
Hi Gintaras,
I am trying to do something a bit ambitious
I have a mouse device with middle click button and 2 side buttons (buttons 4 and 5 which need to be hot-keyed to specific keys in the application I am working in but for the sake of simplicity we can call them M4 and M5)
I would like to use the mouse chord function where each of the buttons MM, M4 and M5 can be the initial trigger for a unique set of macros. i.e.
MM + M4 = macro 1
MM+ MM = macro 2
MM+ M5 = macro 3
M4 + M4 = macro 4
M4 + MM = macro 5
M4 + M5 = macro 6
M5 + M4 = macro 7........etc
When I have tried this, there seems to be a conflict with the triggers i.e. macro 4 and macro 1 are both being triggered off M4 as a second click (even though)
I have tried to write individual parallel filter functions but it doesn't seem to work
If THAT's not too hard, I would also like to have it so that if instead of mousechordng to a second button, you instead hold down for a specific periord of time, M4, MM, or M5 it runs a different Macro (i.e. not a chorded macro). You wrote me in the forum about that but I couldn't get it to work superimposed on Mouse chording.
I know this is a lot but these functions would certainly supercharge the mouse for applications where we switch among a number of different app functions (i.e. image software) over and over....
Thanks again......
Stuart
I am trying to do something a bit ambitious
I have a mouse device with middle click button and 2 side buttons (buttons 4 and 5 which need to be hot-keyed to specific keys in the application I am working in but for the sake of simplicity we can call them M4 and M5)
I would like to use the mouse chord function where each of the buttons MM, M4 and M5 can be the initial trigger for a unique set of macros. i.e.
MM + M4 = macro 1
MM+ MM = macro 2
MM+ M5 = macro 3
M4 + M4 = macro 4
M4 + MM = macro 5
M4 + M5 = macro 6
M5 + M4 = macro 7........etc
When I have tried this, there seems to be a conflict with the triggers i.e. macro 4 and macro 1 are both being triggered off M4 as a second click (even though)
I have tried to write individual parallel filter functions but it doesn't seem to work
If THAT's not too hard, I would also like to have it so that if instead of mousechordng to a second button, you instead hold down for a specific periord of time, M4, MM, or M5 it runs a different Macro (i.e. not a chorded macro). You wrote me in the forum about that but I couldn't get it to work superimposed on Mouse chording.
I know this is a lot but these functions would certainly supercharge the mouse for applications where we switch among a number of different app functions (i.e. image software) over and over....
Thanks again......
Stuart