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What's your keyboard technique? - Jayzer - 2010-05-13 OK this is my other burning question about btanks and I swear after this I'm done for now Mid to late game a lot of items become clickable and can be triggered by num pad keys. but I always lay my fingers on my left hand over qwerty to trigger abilities. When you have to trigger an item, do you: 1. Reach over and press the corresponding numpad key with your hand? 2. Click on it to activate with mouse? 3. Other (I can only imagine some sort of custom config... please if possible tell me how!) I am trying this teleport thing with the net but I can't get my clicks out fast enough... thanks j Re: What's your keyboard technique? - Althend - 2010-05-13 I use touchpad. ![]() Re: What's your keyboard technique? - Prog - 2010-05-13 I use the numpad. It gets easier if you become more experienced and can predict most actions from your opponents, so your hand can allready be where it needs to be next. I know a couple of other players using hotkey tools, which binds the numpad keys to other keys. Re: What's your keyboard technique? - AGGInator - 2010-05-14 take a look^^ (last entry of myself) http://btanks.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=3200 Re: What's your keyboard technique? - olivercamel - 2010-05-14 I used to have a usb-num pad with my laptop, which i place on left hand side when playing war3. That gives quick access to launch items. But now I don't have it anymore, so I turn to use hotkey tool, called warkey. Actually I only change the tp to key "F". But it always gives trouble when i want to quickly write something to the team. ![]() Re: What's your keyboard technique? - Keiser - 2010-05-15 I was just (frustrated) clicking, but then I realized my G15 keyboard has macro keys next to the left side. Duhhhhhhh. Now I have a button next to shift for NumPad1 and right above that for NumPad2. Re: What's your keyboard technique? - Equiem - 2010-05-16 I use WarKey instead to map everything. Only problem with it is trying to fit in Attack and Stop aswell while keeping good hotkeys for all the inventory slots. Gets a bit messy but its well worth it for the quick teleports/item uses. It does however stop working at times which can be might frustrating. "I was clicking D like mad but my script didn't work" - Is something you dont want to say too often :roll: Re: What's your keyboard technique? - karate_kid_x - 2010-05-23 I play it like an fps Re: What's your keyboard technique? - haz0r - 2010-06-03 I use autohotkey (http://www.autohotkey.com/download/) to change the hotkeys for the items to d, f and a. Auto Hotkey sends the corresponding Num-Key-Event without the original key when triggered. This influences the chatting a little bit, since some letters will be replaced by numbers which might be confusing. But the additional speed in triggering the items is worth this chatting problem. ![]() Here is my script I use: regread, war, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Software\Blizzard Entertainment\Warcraft III, ProgramX menu, tray, icon, %war%, 1, 1 ;; Inventory #ifWinActive ahk_class Warcraft III d::send, {Numpad7} f::send, {Numpad8} a::send, {Numpad4} return have fun, haz0r =) Re: What's your keyboard technique? - Equiem - 2010-06-15 By request from 3imi, this is the script I use. Quite sure you dont need the full text but here it is: Code: #SingleInstance force ;force a single instance Last 9 lines are the ones you should look at, the other things should be auto-generated by WarKey. Re: What's your keyboard technique? - MyStique - 2010-12-09 I do a mixture of both: I map my primary item inventory key(which has the item with an active-ability that I will use) to the 'Z' key, but also sometimes just reach over to press the numpad key just because I'm used to doing so. But using the re-mapped keys is much more useful in clutch situations. I guess I should have voted 'Other" instead of the "reach over to press the hokey" selection. Whoops ![]() |