Closed Pennek closed 2 years ago
You probably miss understood the meaning of Ctrl + '>', it is used to add mouse buttons, not keyboard buttons. To add keyboard buttons use Ctrl + '+' instead
Okay, it feels weird from a user perspective that the two are differentiated but okay. Thank you for the quick response!
Yeah, it seems a little bit weird, though with my old knowledge I wasn't able to make single interface for both input types (mouse and keyboard are separate input devices)
When adding new keys after pressing
Ctrl
+>
I am unable to assign them to anything. Here's a video of the issue I'm having: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIl9qx-1tUoI'm on Windows 10. If there's any other info you need I'd be happy to provide it