UCR VS luamacros

https://github.com/Snoothy/UCRhttps://github.com/ViGEm

You might need to use something like Universal Control Remapper to invert the axis on an OS level. I don't believe the game has a way to do so. If the driver software for that supports it, that's likely a better solution.

UCR - i think also supports ds4 output.

Ahh, no, sorry, I missed that. To combine your analog stick and keyboard buttons into a single emulated Xbox controller, the only thing I can think of would be UCR https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

Now download and install UCR from here (actual download-link here if you're unfamiliar with github pages).

Had to use this: https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

If you wonder how I used the Hotas , I used UCR : Universal Control Remaper Software, you can download it on github. https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

For the pedals I use UCR to combine two pedals into one: https://github.com/Snoothy/UCR

The other option is the slightly more complicated Universal Control Remapper (by Snoothy and evilC).

I'd like for the gamepad to have unique buttons (or at least, be identified as a separate keyboard) so that I can leave the default keyboard binds in tact. I hope I'm making myself clear because honestly I don't even know what terms to google. The closest to a solution I got was this program, but the description turned me off, even though it sounds like it *could* do what I'm looking for.

As stated in the wiki, LuaMacros is not able to block key events from all applications. It's a design flaw* and LuaMacros is no longer being updated so it won't be fixed.

Oooh. I wonder if this could replace https://github.com/me2d13/luamacros for me. Saving this for later thanks!

That will send the delete key three times with a 50 ms pause after each. (I think, based on what I've just read.) But did you look at the LuaMacros documentation?

BTW, if you had two identical 24 key boards without firmware programmability, you might still be able to use them like 48 distinct keys. See interception driver support (which I haven't tried). But that's something which Lua Macros probably does better, at least it's its core feature. It worked for me with two cheap non-programmable number pads, but I haven't pursued that and don't really use it (yet?).

Are you referring to this Lua Macros https://github.com/me2d13/luamacros?

Only up to F24 is accepted https://github.com/me2d13/luamacros/blob/master/src/uSendKeys.pas

There is something else call luaMacros, which is much more complex, https://github.com/me2d13/luamacros

So I decided that I really needed a dedicated Toki Pona keyboard, so I made one! I got the cheapest USB mechanical numberpad I could find (a ROTTAY 22-key), and figured out how to use LuaMacros to re-bind the keys. This is about a billion times less efficient than building a macropad from scratch but it also cost like $15 so like… cool trade. At some point I will want to replace my cheap stickers with nicer keycaps, but for now, it’s fine enough. The cool thing about LuaMacros is that it distinguishes between keyboards, so my regular numberpad is still working normally, and only this little one has been Toki Ponized.