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Is it possible to make Controlcasts hotkey function identify which side of a modifier key pair is being used?
For example to distinguish between Left/right shift or left/right ctrl
I'm wondering about this because I ran into trouble trying to switch scenes with hotkeys in OBS while a game that uses ctrl and shift for gameplay and I would be switching actions in game while switching scenes in OBS even blocking certain actions in game after I triggered them via a hotkey command that uses one of the keys used in game.
Being able to use key commands that factor in left and right pair separation would be a nice feature to have for people casting and gaming with a one computer setup.
Of course OBS would have to support left/right detection for hotkeys as well.
I will check in with the OBS devs to see if it will be supported.
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It looks like this would be pretty easy to implement in RobotJS, each OS has a separate keycode for the right shift/control. I'll work on getting this done this week.
Is it possible to make Controlcasts hotkey function identify which side of a modifier key pair is being used?
For example to distinguish between Left/right shift or left/right ctrl
I'm wondering about this because I ran into trouble trying to switch scenes with hotkeys in OBS while a game that uses ctrl and shift for gameplay and I would be switching actions in game while switching scenes in OBS even blocking certain actions in game after I triggered them via a hotkey command that uses one of the keys used in game.
Being able to use key commands that factor in left and right pair separation would be a nice feature to have for people casting and gaming with a one computer setup.
Of course OBS would have to support left/right detection for hotkeys as well.
I will check in with the OBS devs to see if it will be supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: