Hey MRated,
UPDATE for VA issue:
I checked the default mapping in VA and it seems to be mapped now to ALT+F2. Could you please confirm if this is/was the same at your end?
Also, looking into the VA manual, I can see there is a checkbox in the Global Hotkey screen which says 'Do not allow key to be passed through'. If this is selected, then any key used in a modifier sequence like ALT+V will not be passed through to VA profile. That should prevent Heatsink firing in the short term. This seems to be disabled by default my end, which is odd for a Global Hotkey.
What I would also recommend if ALT+F2 is/was mapped at your end is to change this in the EDKeyMap file:
If all works, I will update this to the default key in my next update, so people do not need to mess around with it.
EDIT UPDATE 2 for Rift:
For the Rift centering mapping, I believe the default key used in the Rift software is F12. This conflicts with Steam Screenshots, so was updated in the script to CTRL+HOME.
If you only updated the ED Bindings in game back to F12, then this will mis-map in the script as this will still reflect CTRL+HOME and not work via the HOTAS.
2 Options to resolve this for you; one is to remap ED Bindings back to CTRL+HOME and then update this in the Rift software to align accordingly. Two, is to change the mapping in the script to F12 (assuming you do not use Steam). To note, if you do change to F12, you will need to update this manually in future updates you download, but this will also allow the Steam Screenshot button to double as the Center key for you as well, which may be a handy alternative to the toggle.
This mapping can also be found in the EDKeyMap file. The value to change is:
Which ever way you choose to go, this should align the mappings across all profiles/scripts/programs.
Let us know how you go!
Cheers,
AD
UPDATE for VA issue:
I checked the default mapping in VA and it seems to be mapped now to ALT+F2. Could you please confirm if this is/was the same at your end?
Also, looking into the VA manual, I can see there is a checkbox in the Global Hotkey screen which says 'Do not allow key to be passed through'. If this is selected, then any key used in a modifier sequence like ALT+V will not be passed through to VA profile. That should prevent Heatsink firing in the short term. This seems to be disabled by default my end, which is odd for a Global Hotkey.
What I would also recommend if ALT+F2 is/was mapped at your end is to change this in the EDKeyMap file:
Code:
[COLOR=#1e90ff][B]define[/B][/COLOR] ToggleVoiceAttackGlobal L_ALT[COLOR=#ffffff]+[/COLOR]USB[COLOR=#ffffff][[/COLOR][COLOR=#ffffff]0x19[/COLOR]] [COLOR=#32cd32]// ALT+V
[/COLOR]To:
[COLOR=#1e90ff][B]define[/B][/COLOR] ToggleVoiceAttackGlobal L_ALT[COLOR=#ffffff]+[/COLOR]USB[COLOR=#ffffff][[/COLOR][COLOR=#ffffff]0x3B[/COLOR]] [COLOR=#32cd32]// ALT+F2[/COLOR]
If all works, I will update this to the default key in my next update, so people do not need to mess around with it.
EDIT UPDATE 2 for Rift:
For the Rift centering mapping, I believe the default key used in the Rift software is F12. This conflicts with Steam Screenshots, so was updated in the script to CTRL+HOME.
If you only updated the ED Bindings in game back to F12, then this will mis-map in the script as this will still reflect CTRL+HOME and not work via the HOTAS.
2 Options to resolve this for you; one is to remap ED Bindings back to CTRL+HOME and then update this in the Rift software to align accordingly. Two, is to change the mapping in the script to F12 (assuming you do not use Steam). To note, if you do change to F12, you will need to update this manually in future updates you download, but this will also allow the Steam Screenshot button to double as the Center key for you as well, which may be a handy alternative to the toggle.
This mapping can also be found in the EDKeyMap file. The value to change is:
Code:
[COLOR=#1e90ff][B]define[/B][/COLOR] ResetHeadOrientation L_CTL[COLOR=#ffffff]+[/COLOR]USB[COLOR=#ffffff][[/COLOR][COLOR=#ffffff]0x4A[/COLOR]] [COLOR=#32cd32]// CTRL+HOME[/COLOR]
To:
[COLOR=#1e90ff][B]define[/B][/COLOR] ResetHeadOrientation USB[COLOR=#ffffff][[/COLOR][COLOR=#ffffff]0x45[/COLOR]] [COLOR=#32cd32]// F12[/COLOR]
Which ever way you choose to go, this should align the mappings across all profiles/scripts/programs.
Let us know how you go!
Cheers,
AD
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