The thing that perplexes me is why my macro won't appear to toggle off. Isn't this simply adding a right mouse button click to the macro? Once done, right click on the keys that will show up and select Insert Mouse Event and select Right Button the select down.
Go to Multi Key and click on start recording, once done press keys you want to map at least twice then stop the recording. Select the key that you want to map, right click on it and select edit command. I'm using a Logitech G102 IC Prodigy (model 8541666290). Unfortunately most of the scripts I've found so far appear to have the function bound to the one of the "G" keys for a Logitech gaming keyboard, and I'm not sure how to change to change the designated key.
Has anybody managed to create an auto-run hot key via LGS without using scripts? Thanks in advance.Įdit: that said, I'm open to scripts via LGS if they work well. In all cases it either doesn't work as it should, or doesn't work at all. I've enabled auto game detection, created a game-specific profile, and created a multi key macro.For the specific keystrokes, I've tried all combinations of shift+w down, shift+w up, delay between shift+w down and up, and delay in ms under "repeat options". Either I'm missing something obvious, or macro creation via LGS is needlessly complex.Īs per the title, I'm trying to create a macro in LGS that simulates holding shift+w while active, and can be instantly toggled on or off with a single press. Been messing around with Logitech Gaming Software for far too long now.
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