when i press control and the left arrow (when my finger slips on accident..) the standalone restarts the engine, and it's becoming too annoying. can i change the hotkey combination or whatever? hnnnnnnnnng
is there any way to change the standalone options?
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
Just go into the settings menu (which can be found on the main screen, not the ingame/results screen) and change the key for Restart or Quit. I agree, the default settings make it a little too easy to end the song.Best AAA: Policy In The Sky [Oni] (81)
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
this is a standalone shortcut, not an engine settingsignatures are for nerds
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
I don't think there's a way to disable that particular hotkey from being executed in Flash, unfortunately. I used to run into the same issue occasionally when playing DF/JK, as I would somehow make the window go full-screen.Comment
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
solution: Rip out the start key (before this becomes a problem), rip out the CTRL key, and for the love of god rip out the ALT key too before this becomes worse.Comment
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
that's not really much of a solution considering said person might, you know... use their keyboard for something other than FFR, lolComment
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
eh, you have two ctrl and alt keys, remove the two causing the problem. Enter is a different story though, but I never had an issue with that one.
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
well, aside from some killer coding in an engine from velocity that'd somehow null it, or changing your key setup, I don't really know what else to tell you. As far as I know those hotkey combinations are flash specific and embedded within the flash player's programming, meaning you aren't going to be able to change them (or I could be totally wrong who knows)
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Re: is there any way to change the standalone options?
I used to have issues with this sort of thing, and I have the solution to the problem. You are going to need one program called AutoHotKey in order for this to work.
Once installed, copy this code I made and save it as an .ahk file:
Drag the ahk file into AutoHotKey.exe and your problem should be fixed! Essentially what this file does is null ANY control + key, alt + key, or control + alt + key combinations (instead making the result only the key you wanted by itself). This also negates the use of your windows keys (as well as any possible shortcut action imaginable) so be sure to close AHK on your taskbar when you are finished playing FFR.Code:#MaxThreadsBuffer ON SetNumlockState AlwaysOn ^up::Send {up} ^down::Send {down} ^left::Send {left} ^right::Send {right} ^q::Send {q} ^w::Send {w} ^e::Send {e} ^r::Send {r} ^t::Send {t} ^y::Send {y} ^u::Send {u} ^i::Send {i} ^o::Send {o} ^p::Send {p} ^a::Send {a} ^s::Send {s} ^d::Send {d} ^f::Send {f} ^g::Send {g} ^h::Send {h} ^j::Send {j} ^k::Send {k} ^l::Send {l} ^z::Send {z} ^x::Send {x} ^c::Send {c} ^v::Send {v} ^b::Send {b} ^n::Send {n} ^m::Send {m} !up::Send {up} !down::Send {down} !left::Send {left} !right::Send {right} !q::Send {q} !w::Send {w} !e::Send {e} !r::Send {r} !t::Send {t} !y::Send {y} !u::Send {u} !i::Send {i} !o::Send {o} !p::Send {p} !a::Send {a} !s::Send {s} !d::Send {d} !f::Send {f} !g::Send {g} !h::Send {h} !j::Send {j} !k::Send {k} !l::Send {l} !z::Send {z} !x::Send {x} !c::Send {c} !v::Send {v} !b::Send {b} !n::Send {n} !m::Send {m} !space::send {1} ^!q::Send {q} ^!w::Send {w} ^!e::Send {e} ^!r::Send {r} ^!t::Send {t} ^!y::Send {y} ^!u::Send {u} ^!i::Send {i} ^!o::Send {o} ^!p::Send {p} ^!a::Send {a} ^!s::Send {s} ^!d::Send {d} ^!f::Send {f} ^!g::Send {g} ^!h::Send {h} ^!j::Send {j} ^!k::Send {k} ^!l::Send {l} ^!z::Send {z} ^!x::Send {x} ^!c::Send {c} ^!v::Send {v} ^!b::Send {b} ^!n::Send {n} ^!m::Send {m} LWin::Send {1} RWin::Send {2} AppsKey::Send {NumpadDiv} Numpad7::Run SnippingTool #MaxThreadsPerHotkey 20
Bonus: if you have Windows 7 32bit, pressing 7 on the number pad will launch the snipping tool for screenshots. It doesn't want to work on my 64bit for some odd reason.
I hope this helps you!Comment


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