Complicated Question

[8bitGizmo]

Can I use Auto Hotkey to make "d,r,f,g" AND "h,u,j,k" like 2 sets of arrow keys instead of playing with "drfg" and the arrow keys?

[XXXsmittyXXX]

Re: Complicated Question

no. Seems like a form of double setup.

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

nice index setup

id say its ok as long as you dont use it to cheat

[Commandersa1]

Re: Complicated Question

Can I use Auto Hotkey to make "d,r,f,g" AND "h,u,j,k" like 2 sets of arrow keys instead of playing with "drfg" and the arrow keys?

Yes, unless you get really good scores with that setup, then it's a no.

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

then everyone using spread has to go back to arrow keys

[Commandersa1]

Re: Complicated Question

then everyone using spread has to go back to arrow keys

I thought the rule was that you can only use one set of four inputs? Spread doesn't use 8 keys.

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

he plays index though so its not like he can DS anyways


it'd be easy to tell if DS was used too

boo count

[Commandersa1]

Re: Complicated Question

he plays index

How do you know he plays index?

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

look at the setup he wants and the setup he used

[8bitGizmo]

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Well, since some of you say it's possible, then tell me how to do it because the "mapping keys" thread doesn't say anything about it.

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...ght=autohotkey

follow da instructions

[8bitGizmo]

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I just told you, the thread doesn't explain how to do what I am asking. All it explains is how to use "dfrg" and the arrow keys. I want "dfrg" and "hjuk".

[who_cares973]

Re: Complicated Question

have you tried i dont know copying the original and pasting it under then replacing the setup with hjuk and having the originla as dfrg

[8bitGizmo]

Re: Complicated Question

Yup, doesn't work.

[Commandersa1]

Re: Complicated Question

Yup, doesn't work.

Then I guess that's a "no" to your original question, right?