Control Binding to more than one input?

[Wreckoning]

Hi,

Does anyone know whether you can bind more than one input to a control? I recently bought myself a Stream Deck but depending on what car/wheel I'm using I'd like the option to either use an input on the wheel or the button on the Stream Deck to activate the function.

Stream Deck uses hot keys so you are rebinding keyboard inputs rather than controller actions. There does appear to be some vJoy method to do this as I've seen it mentioned for Flight Sims but it would be a lot easier if I could just have a steering wheel button and a keyboard input mapped to the same thing.

Nothing obvious that I can see in the control settings, is there a config anywhere for alternate bindings possibly?

Thanks.

 

[Wreckoning]

Hi,

Does anyone know whether you can bind more than one input to a control? I recently bought myself a Stream Deck but depending on what car/wheel I'm using I'd like the option to either use an input on the wheel or the button on the Stream Deck to activate the function.

Stream Deck uses hot keys so you are rebinding keyboard inputs rather than controller actions. There does appear to be some vJoy method to do this as I've seen it mentioned for Flight Sims but it would be a lot easier if I could just have a steering wheel button and a keyboard input mapped to the same thing.

Nothing obvious that I can see in the control settings, is there a config anywhere for alternate bindings possibly?

Thanks.

Just found a post on the Reiza forums that AMS2 has multiple control schemes, so problem solved by the look of it.

 

[GeekyDeaks]

I have been recently using Autohotkey (https://www.autohotkey.com/) for a similar purpose, specifically to use my SHH shifter in sequential mode and the paddles on my wheel without having to have two different profiles. I map both to keys that I can then press during configuration (e.g. - and =)

It's a bit quirky figuring out which joystick buttons to map (I used the test script and manually incremented the JoystickNumber https://www.autohotkey.com/docs_1.0/scripts/JoystickTest.htm)

I also found AMS2 required a slight delay on the keydown/up events. This is the script I am currently using:

SetKeyDelay, 0, 50

; SHH seq up
3Joy9::Send, =

; SHH seq down
3Joy10::Send, -

; SM seq up
4Joy13::Send, =

; SM seq down
4Joy14::Send, -

return

 

[Wreckoning]

I have been recently using Autohotkey (https://www.autohotkey.com/) for a similar purpose, specifically to use my SSH shifter in sequential mode and the paddles on my wheel without having to have two different profiles. I map both to keys that I can then press during configuration (e.g. - and =)

It's a bit quirky figuring out which joystick buttons to map (I used the test script and manually incremented the JoystickNumber https://www.autohotkey.com/docs_1.0/scripts/JoystickTest.htm)

I also found AMS2 required a slight delay on the keydown/up events. This is the script I am currently using:

SetKeyDelay, 0, 50

; SHH seq up
3Joy9::Send, =

; SHH seq down
3Joy10::Send, -

; SM seq up
4Joy13::Send, =

; SM seq down
4Joy14::Send, -

return

Thanks, if I can't get it to do what I need with the profiles I'll take a look at this.

 

[Emery]

Hi,

Does anyone know whether you can bind more than one input to a control?

I think you'll need to use JoyToKey or similar program. The other direction, having one key activate multiple controls would just be a matter of manually editing the controller file.

 

[Zolazem]

Fixed with latest update