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uwontprevail
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Keyboard macro

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Is there a way to make it so when i press my ctrl key, it holds the key for a second instead of just pressing it?

In black ops i have c and ctrl kebound to the circle key.

So that when i press c i will crouch and when i press ctrl i will go prone.

Thanks.
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Dr-Ripper
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Re: Keyboard macro

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Dont know what are ur need's, but a good way to automate almost anything was: http://www.autohotkey.com/
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Sorry for the reply time. It's very easy to configure that:

1/ in sixemuconf, remove 'ctrl' from the Button tab for both configs 1&2. Define 'c' for the crouch button in the Button tab for both configs 1&2.

2/ Then create a macro file (as explained in the tutorial) with the following content:

MACRO LCTRL
KEYDOWN c
DELAY 1000
KEYUP c
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Re: Keyboard macro

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Matlo wrote:Sorry for the reply time. It's very easy to configure that:

1/ in sixemuconf, remove 'ctrl' from the Button tab for both configs 1&2. Define 'c' for the crouch button in the Button tab for both configs 1&2.

2/ Then create a macro file (as explained in the tutorial) with the following content:

MACRO LCTRL
KEYDOWN c
DELAY 1000
KEYUP c

Perfect, exactly what i was looking for.
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Re: Keyboard macro

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I have made the macros file, but where do I find config 1 and 2? If n Remove Cirlce from Lshift in the config file how do I add it back on?
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"Profiles" were formerly called "Configurations".
You can select the profile in the menu.

http://gimx.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Con ... s#Profiles

Adding a control is straightforward: click on "Auto detect", press LSHIFT, select Circle, and click on "Add".
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