Highrez

Same here

It seems that when you enter a Latin letter in SymKeys, XMBC sends it as a VK code instead of scancode, therefore it is "input language" dependent.

Stuff that only happens to me. Oh I've been there in the past (when i bought my first PC), it's really A PAIN IN THE .......... :( ...but that was because the frontal USB was a mess (sold like that, not my fault) and somehow one day it killed the cpu. Since then, my frontal conectors are all discon...

Have you tried those mice at a different PC to see what happens? I presume you have tried all USB ports on your PC already so I'm gonna suggest if your PC has an old PS/2 port PS2.jpg to get an adapter like this 10-stks-USB-Vrouwelijke-Jack-6-Pin-DIN-PS2-Mannelijke-Plug-kabel-Adapter-Cyaan-Kleur-voo...

(or from a warning dialogue optionally) Yea! I just have to add that very often I get confused about my hotkey for Enabling/Disabling XMBC among the other hotkeys :haha: (I don't use them very often) and occasionally when I mess up the settings I end up navigating with the keyboard to the context m...

I think that only a "warning" could be ineffective. It would be better if some "action" (besides the warning) could be automatically triggered when the user attempts to change the function of LMB, like for example automatically activating the "Disable all actions when scroll...

Well indeed it sounds like there may be some relation between those two. Are the same people having both of them? If not, then you have to get those who have one of them to try reproducing the other (if possible) and confirm whether the root cause is common or not.

Well, well, well, what a pleasant surprise

Let's see who's up for 2.18 beta

Have you tried method "3 During (press on down, release on up)" or method "8 Sticky (held down until button is pressed again)"?

Great work Phil

Merry Christmas!

Yea, I also thought about a minimum of 50 ms. I guess it may be useful for some users

Aha, I see what you mean. Well I think a delay lower than 100 ms would be risky and not reliable. If you need faster action you may use some other features of XMBC, like "Button chording" for example

You can set the delay to as many ms you like.

If you have XMBC v2.17 Beta 16 you can easily do that with the new "Button held" feature. You can set up to 4 different actions to each mouse button. Example: Just click RMB - Right click Click and hold RMB for 300 ms - Middle click Click and hold RMB for 1 sec - Action 3 Click and hold RM...

phil wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2017 12:48 am What happened was the layer was sent out of sequence

That's what I thought , good to hear it was an easy fix!

As a matter of fact I think it might be a good idea having a way (maybe a special 'tag') to send some commands out of the queue. What do you think?

Looks like v2.17 is knocking on the door