Not everytime, depends mostly on whether my index finger is otherwise engaged. From there I started using it for XCVFG sometimes. I think it started with Alt, which I just never used, but does freelook in PUBG, and sliding the thumb over made sense.
What sequence of events gets you there?īut I did after WASDing since at least Half-Life (but probably Quake 1 or 2, can't remember to be honest), start using my thumb for more stuff. how the hell do you hit space to jump while sprinting? You can't tell me you looked at standard keybinds, decreed "that's unpossible!" and forsook spacebar as a real keybind and put some bullshit utility command on there. I'm leaning towards this whole thing being a troll, if you're hitting shift with a thumb crossover. The amount of games that don't allow rebinding of menu controls or mirror action rebounds is infuriating (Resi 2 remake deserves a shout-out for this as it does it perfectly). My biggest bugbear with this though is when you can completely rebind movement and action controls, go into a menu or map and everything is hardbound around WASD. The only time I have issue is if lean is built in and defaulted to Q and E as I can't replicate that due to R being reload, so I usually have to find a work around for that. Over the years I've pretty much developed my own binding anyway so I'd still need to rebind a bunch of stuff - Q's always been Use/Activate, A is Map, T and G are Character/Inventory and Skills, W is heal/secondary use, Z is crouch and Ctrl is prone or whatever is needed. WASD always feels cramped to me when hitting Tab/Shift/Ctrl but I accept that I have fairly large hands so that's a personal preference thing. As WASD became more accepted I've attempted to shift to make life easier when starting new games, but EDSF seems to fit my hand better. I can't remember if a friend suggested it to me or I found the binding in my early internet days but since Quake 1 I've used EDSF. But I've found that really thinking through my keybinds and figuring out what is and isn't efficient has really improved my game. If your keybinds are really working, no need of course. After an hour or two it'll feel mostly OK, after a couple of weeks it will be as natural as anything.
Getting a good tall wrist wrest probably made more thumb use a lot more feasible for me actually.Īnyway you mentioned it's too late to redo it but it really isn't. actually X might be approaching 100% thumb access.
Next make sure you press F11 to turn on Macros.Click to shrink.I'm leaning towards this whole thing being a troll, if you're hitting shift with a thumb crossover. Roof: Command will be Y>B>RB>RB>RB (Xbox) or Triangle>Circle>R1>R1>R1 (PS4) Stairs: Command will be Y> B>RB>RB (Xbox) or Triangle>Circle>R1>R1 (PS4) Then pick what key you want it binded to. Platform: For this you will make a Macro that has the command Y>B>RB (Xbox) or Triangle>Circle>R1 (PS4). Since it will always reset to the first build we do not need the Macro.
PS4 MACRO WASD NOT WORKING UPDATE
Wall: For this you do not need a Macro, you can just set "B" (xbox) or "Circle" (PS4) to whatever key/button that you would like using the normal button mapping page. New Skin: Theres a sorta-new skin in the available list: The white PS3 controller.Edits are courtesy of Million Lights OBS Studio & Issues: A recent update to OBS Studio has updated the browser source, and in doing so has partially broken the Gamepad Viewer.A workaround exists so you can continue using the Gamepad Viewer until I can find out where it is exactly.
PS4 MACRO WASD NOT WORKING SOFTWARE
Get into the Keymander software then select your profile and go to Macro settings NOTE: First make sure you go into Fortnite's settings and you turn on "Reset Building Choice" I was able to try out some Macros after the "Reset building choice" feature was added and now we can set a Macro per building piece.
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