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Change movement to scroll is not initiated by move movement, it is initiated by the button press. There is a sensitivity but that controls how reactive it is to movement. The abort chording on movement is now configurable (in the latest beta), I expect that will extend to the abort button held (but ...

There is, but its not in the GUI in the current release version - you have to edit the settings XML manually.
It is however in the GUI in the latest beta, in advanced settings, active window on hover delay, and can be adjusted between 1 and 5000ms.

1. no - not yet, but maybe if I made that change (and the applications honor the setting change on the fly). 2. Advanced window scrolling does not apply to the default profile, but to individual application profiles. In there, you can adjust, per profile (but not when a key is held) the number of in...

OK I didn't understand your request clearly - so you can ignore my suggestion. I thought you wanted to make the wheel send a CTRL+scroll, rather than you holding CTRL to modify the scroll behavior! When you say "in your case" is that because you have set Windows to scroll in pages instead ...

Can only imagine this must be device specific as it does not seem to be a problem with any of my mice... That includes logitech, Microsoft and generic (trust) mice Ive check with here. Just to be sure XMBC is not seeing anything, turn on debug logging (settings -> updates & logging tab) then OK ...

XMBC can control the windows mouse pointer already to do this, but I very much doubt it will ever be able to control games in that way. It knows nothing about the games so unless there is a standard API to do this, I doubt its possible (every game will be different for example). I'm not sure about a...

I'm not entirely sure if this answers your question, but you can use simulated keys to send a combo of ctrl+wheel up. For example, if you mapped {CTRL}{MWUP} to the mouse wheel up, it would instead of just the normal scroll up, would press CTRL, then send the wheel up (then release ctrl). So that mi...

Thanks I guess/hope that means it worked?!

Doesn't sound too complex... Create a window profile for the application (tradingview) - simply hit the "Add" button on the main configuration window and find the tradingview.exe(for example) from the list of running processes (assuming it is running during this setup). Now, on left click ...

Hi, you should be able to use "button held" configuration for this, but I suspect that is what you have already tried? Please can you be a little more specific about what you have actually setup, maybe send me a copy of your profile (via PM) so I can try the same here and see if I have the...

Here is 2.21 Beta 37. Changes since 2.21 Beta 36 (above): #869 - Fixed some more issues that could cause XMBC to crash in some circumstances. #868 - Fixed several, particularly in portable mode relating to loading custom cursors from the same folder as the executable. Updated change movement to scro...

You can ask, but I don't know it anyone can answer (I can't, other than to say XMBC works with almost all mice (up to 5 buttons)). A quick search of the forums for "Autley" reveals you are not the first to ask this. Unfortunately no one appears to have tried it, or if they have, they haven...

This is not possible. Simulated keys works by sending to the keyboard buffer, so the output of that is directed, by Windows, to the active window. I mean, it could continue sending keys, but they would not go to the game, they would go to what ever screen has focus, no different to if you were press...

Sorry you completely lost me there. Please can you be precises, step by step what you want to achieve (including you actual click)... Like: When I press the mouse button 4: 1. Press F9 2. Release F9 3. Wait a few milliseconds (for example) 4. Press Escape 5. Release escape 9. Press and HOLD the left...

Assuming you don't want this to repeat, or anything fancy, then the following simulated keystrokes should work: Method 1 (When button is pressed) {F9}{ESC}{LMBD}{F9}{ESC}{LMBU} You may need some delays in there eg. {waitms:50} between the keys if its too fast: {F9}{waitms:50}{ESC}{waitms:50}{LMBD}{w...