Razer Tartarus Pro Primary Actuation Point Modifier Affects Secondary Actuation Point | Razer Insider

Razer Tartarus Pro Primary Actuation Point Modifier Affects Secondary Actuation Point

  • 18 October 2020
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I want to use the movement keys on the Razer Tartarus Pro to walk on the primary actuation point and run on the secondary actuation point.

When I set the primary actuation point to "SHIFT+w" and the secondary actuation point to "w", the SHIFT modifier still affects the secondary actuation point. Both points produce a capital "W".

Is there any way to make the primary actuation point produce "SHIFT+w" and the secondary actuation point produce only "w" without the SHIFT modifier?

I've fiddled with the keyboard function settings: Key Recording, Alphanumeric + Include Modifier(s), and Enable Turbo. They all produce the same results, the secondary actuation point includes the modifier applied to the primary actuation point.

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Not AFAIK. Kinda negate whole concept of 2 functions on same keystroke, whatever you do it will first register primary then secondary if u go all the way down. Frustrating...