Jalex
(Jalex)
March 2, 2013, 1:41pm
1
Plz plz plz!!!
Rec mode on/off - capslock on/capslock off
block note - space
chord mode - right shift + … (instead of left shift)
stop - space
open or hide upper frame - cntrl + shift + up
open or hide lower frame and focus- cntrl + shift + down
thnx
Jenoki
(Jenoki)
March 2, 2013, 2:23pm
2
plz plz plz use the key preferences
you can use right shift by selecting “Modifiers only” in that window too.
Jalex
(Jalex)
March 2, 2013, 3:02pm
3
ok just try this keys map! try
ps
open and hide; switch rshift on the lshift on the osx
Jenoki
(Jenoki)
March 2, 2013, 3:14pm
4
Yes, I have tried. It works.
What exactly are you having a problem with here?
I’ve attached the binds for you.
3900 JalexBinds.xml
I’m not sure what ‘block note’.
Jalex
(Jalex)
March 2, 2013, 3:17pm
5
left shift switch on the right shift on the osx??? correct???
SHOW AND HIDE just ONE combination keys, yes???
Jenoki
(Jenoki)
March 2, 2013, 3:22pm
6
I don’t understand this sentence.
If you mean you want to use the right shift as a modifier, simply select ‘Modifiers only’ in Key preferences window, as I said before.
If you want to bind the right shift to specific tasks, set it as ‘Assignable keys’.
Yes, it’s a toggle.
Jalex
(Jalex)
March 2, 2013, 3:31pm
7
Jenoki:
I don’t understand this sentence.
If you mean you want to use the right shift as a modifier, simply select ‘Modifiers only’ in Key preferences window, as I said before.
If you want to bind the right shift to specific tasks, set it as ‘Assignable keys’.
Yes, it’s a toggle.
o im sorry. i want use chord mode rshift with qwerty because lshift and qwerty dont like me.
mmmm Do I understand correctly, i can one combination keys hang two events?
Jenoki
(Jenoki)
March 2, 2013, 3:54pm
8
Select ‘Modifiers only’ then this will be possible.
It depends on the event. “Show/Hide upperframe” is a toggle, so you can use one combination for this.
But you won’t be able to use that combination for anything else, since it is a global event.
Jalex
(Jalex)
March 2, 2013, 4:02pm
9
Jenoki:
Select ‘Modifiers only’ then this will be possible.
It depends on the event. “Show/Hide upperframe” is a toggle, so you can use one combination for this.
But you won’t be able to use that combination for anything else, since it is a global event.
ok i will try. thnx for fresh things
upd
I was wrong, I was talking about things like focus on the tabs and then the same combination keys tab can be closed