Pilot Archive
Thread: Is there a way you can program a one touch screenshot button
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MOD123
Wed Apr 13, 2005 1:46 pm
#1
I am doing more PVP in deep space. I was wondering instead of going trough the dance of hitting a set of keys, can it be programmed that you can make a macro that will take a clean (no HUD) screenshot...with of course the touch of a joystick button. I know how to bind joystick buttons so I'm good there just looking for a macro or something.
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Zeon_Zaku
Wed Apr 13, 2005 2:56 pm
#2
Hmm... somehow you'd have to not only have the macro hit CTRL, Shift, H for you, but also Print Screen. I don't think I've heard of macros being able to "type" certain keys for you. But maybe...
Alyxian
Wed Apr 13, 2005 3:01 pm
#3
My recomendation is to map a "Ctrl+Shift+H" button to your stick, and then just press it, and print screen, and then it again. I do that, and map print screen to one ofmy throttle buttons. it is still a two button operation, but it works well.
Raano_Geds
Wed Apr 13, 2005 4:18 pm
#4
Or, if you have a programmable joystick (CH Products and Saitek both make products like this) you can program an external macro that will do CTRL+SHIFT+H and then PRINTSCREEN.
BadChef
Wed Apr 13, 2005 9:43 pm
#5
I remaped the HUD toggle to Insert key, so two key hits isn't too bad. Some repetitive things I just make a macro for with my n52 key pad. Just remember what ever steps you macro into, you have to have the macro step back out to normal.
MOD123
Thu Apr 14, 2005 10:36 am
#6
Raano_Geds wrote:
Or, if you have a programmable joystick (CH Products and Saitek both make products like this) you can program an external macro that will do CTRL+SHIFT+H and then PRINTSCREEN.
I have a Logictech, any hints on making the external macro. Is it something I have to look for in the software of the joystick or elsewhere?
Thanks for the hints guys, it's not a big issue but I have empty buttons I'm not using on my stick so I figured "Hey why not"!
Uhura
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Alyxian
Thu Apr 14, 2005 10:39 am
#7
External Macro would have to be done in your Logitech software. I run Saitek so i am not sure what the logitech programs are called, but it should look like a joystick diagram or something, and from there you can map macros and such.
Just look on the CD your joystick came with, or head to Logitechs site for more info
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