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lower and uppercase character key polymorphism

  • July 8, 2019
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i am using a black widow chroma v2. can i use lowercase character keys for a specific macro purpose and uppercase character keys for a different macro purpose? e. g., "a" key macro runs forward. "A" key macro dodges.
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    PT.Singer
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    • PT.Singer
    • Jedi Master
    • July 9, 2019
    Are you asking if you can make 2 macros, and then have one macro fired when you press A, and the other when you press Shift + A?
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    PT.Singer
    Are you asking if you can make 2 macros, and then have one macro fired when you press A, and the other when you press Shift + A?
    one macro fires off when you press lowercase A or a. the other macro fires off when you press uppercase A or A. Example keystroke script: 1. assume caps lock is off. 2. press a - macro 1 fires off. 3. press caps lock to enable uppercase letters. 4. press A - macro 2 fires off.
    PT.Singer
    Vanguard
    • PT.Singer
    • Jedi Master
    • July 9, 2019
    I don't THINK you can do that, no. But with the BlackWidow Chroma v2 you SHOULD be able to use the Hypershift feature and set 2 different macros to the A key. One for when it's being used normally, and the other for when Hypershift is active. Alas, I don't have a v2 BlackWidow, but if I get some time, maybe I'll try it with my Tartarus v2 and let you know what I find.
    My opinions are NOT reflective of the opinions of the Razer, any official Razer staff, or of the great CEO himself.
    R
    PT.Singer
    I don't THINK you can do that, no. But with the BlackWidow Chroma v2 you SHOULD be able to use the Hypershift feature and set 2 different macros to the A key. One for when it's being used normally, and the other for when Hypershift is active. Alas, I don't have a v2 BlackWidow, but if I get some time, maybe I'll try it with my Tartarus v2 and let you know what I find.
    ok. good to know. tyvm.
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