![]() ![]() Keysticks like the following range from 4 to 40 keys: The following are some examples the various form factors for their products: So far the most likely candidate keyboards/keysticks I have found are from Xkeys which have the following Emulation Modes: Thank you!Īs I alluded to above, if you want a keyboard/keypad/keystick type form factor, you may need to look into a sophisticated one that can emulate a controller to use the wowmapper+console_port path. Please do the same like I said I think the last part of my set up would just need to be able to keep my keyboard working on my master window even if I click on different windows. So to answer your question the only device so far that has been shown to for sure work in this manner (to be lockable to the 1st WoW client launched) is a DualShock5 and no keyboards/keypads/keysticks have been tested that we are aware of. If none of them are actual keyboards/keypads/keysticks, my thought was to try a keyboard/keypad/keystick that emulates a controller and see if that can be made to work. So far the only one tested in this regard (at least documented here in this forum) is a 'Dualshock 5' controller and maybe some research into what controllers and/or devices are supported by Wowmapper &/or Console_Port. If I understand the above correctly the only thing which has been verified to be lockable is a controller to the 1st WoW client locked via a combination of wowmapper+console_port. If anyone else tries the above with a HID device that is in a easy button reach form-factor please report back to this thread as well. If I get time to try something like the above I will do my best to circle back and update this thread. Since I use a keyboard for my main it would be great to just have a 2nd keystick in easy finger reach without having leave my keyboard like one of these 2 examples: It may sound weird but I wonder if I can use a mini-keyboard/keypad/keystick (or a controller emulator) instead of a game controller with those addons. I am not much of a console player and the controller form factor does not work for me. ![]() Thanks for starting this thread as I like learning about new things. I may try that out once the game is back up You could load the healer first and just use a macro on one of the controller buttons to heal the warrior. ![]() Its funny watching the warrior fight while the window is focused on the healer. If that is the focused window, the controller continues to control wow1 and you can mouse and keyboard wow2. Now the controller controls the toon on wow1. I would be curious how you got to this state in the first place and if you can document the steps to replicate as I could see it actually being a preferred state for some folk.īeing able to "hard tie" a given input device to specific game window and allow another device to control multiple other windows (via alt-tab or mouse movement) could really help others.įor me for example I don't mind controlling my Tank+3DPS via mouse-over-focus boxing but would really like to have some key actions on my healer control-able by a dedicated device and only need a few buttons for my healer in combat (bare minimum would be "heal tank" an an "AoE heal party" though I would like a few more than that for shield/renew/fade/etc).įor me the only way I have figured out how to control my healer via a 2nd dedicated input device all on the same PC with the same/single 4K monitor it to run my healer in a VM and do a dedicated keypad/keystick as a usb-pass-through to the VM.īoot up Wow1, open Wowmapper, use console port as an addon. If you figure out how to "fix" the above please report back your findings. ![]()
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