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Thanks for reminding me.
I've added VolumeDown/Up to the available options menu in next major release.

There is no equivalent Tab in the released driver. You have to wait for the next major release for fuller support. Delete and Return can be added by editing that Base.xml. Change <ActionID>KB_Enter</ActionID> to <ActionID>Driver_KB_Return</ActionID> and <ActionID>KB_Delete</ActionID> to <ActionID>Dr...

markus123,

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Some of the buttons that show the button assignments when held down can be disabled by disabling the On-Display in the GUI (Buttons page). This is mostly the 1-12 keys along the top of the SME. There is no way to use the GUI to disable the blue view keys (Front/Back/Left/Right/etc) that way. It's po...

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Surcouf wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 30, 2021 11:51 pm

jwick wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 29, 2021 1:55 am

Surcouf,

PM your file to me, so I can see what changes you made.

Jwick,

sorry can't PM yet. Any chance to activate this feature or mail to my provided address so I can response directly?

Thx

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I've also added a global way to switch the way KB keys are sent.
This allows you to specify a mechanism that works with RDP for all keys and even user macros.
So you don't need to mess around with these Driver_* assignments in global.xml, base.xml, etc.

antonynealrobinson,

In the next major driver release, I've implemented a mechanism for global that allows you to specify those button assignments without having to define all those ButtonBanks. ETA TBD.

Surcouf,

PM your file to me, so I can see what changes you made.

Hypersonic is the best person to help you configure the games & device combo. Let's see if he chimes in. He helped us with all the Steam cfgs. 10.6 is quite old, but you don't have much choice with a SpaceExplorer. I think the things you want to do have been working all along. Start out with simple ...

Contact our tech support. They will ask you to create a "3DxDiag file", which will help us diagnose your situation.

You can use many APIs to read USB device data. There are some trade offs. If you use our API, it will insulate your code from differences in the device the user has attached. You shouldn't need to change your code when a new device is released. When you use one of the Microsoft APIs, your code tends...

That sounds like a very cool usage. You should post a video of it all working together.

A cfg can be made for the app that tells the driver to Ignore it.
E.g., our shipped 3DxHome.xml cfg.
You may have to experiment with the Transport field to identify which transport mechanism needs to be shut off.

Print them to the console?