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How to: Bind F13 to F24 keys on the G-keys (Logitech Gaming Keyboards)
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-- How to use this script: | |
-- 1. Install the Logitech Gaming Software: http://support.logitech.com/en_us/software/lgs | |
-- 2. Launch it, and right click on your profile (the gear icon) and then click on "Scripts". | |
-- 3. Add the following code into the Script window, save it, and close it. Enjoy. | |
-- Now G1 is bound to F13, G2 to G14, ... G12 to F24. | |
function OnEvent(event, arg) | |
-- OutputLogMessage("event = %s, arg = %s\n", event, arg) | |
fKey = { | |
[1] = 0x64, -- F13 | |
[2] = 0x65, -- F14 | |
[3] = 0x66, -- F15 | |
[4] = 0x67, -- F16 | |
[5] = 0x68, -- F17 | |
[6] = 0x69, -- F18 | |
[7] = 0x6A, -- F19 | |
[8] = 0x6B, -- F20 | |
[9] = 0x6C, -- F21 | |
[10] = 0x6D, -- F22 | |
[11] = 0x6E, -- F23 | |
[12] = 0x76 -- F24 | |
} | |
if (event == "G_PRESSED") then | |
PressKey(fKey[arg]) | |
end | |
if (event == "G_RELEASED") then | |
ReleaseKey(fKey[arg]) | |
end | |
end |
This code won't work for mouse such as the G600. For those who want to implement this on a mouse, use the following new and greatly improved code:
-- How to use this script:
-- 1. Install the Logitech Gaming Software: http://support.logitech.com/en_us/software/lgs
-- 2. Launch it, and right click on your profile (the gear icon) and then click on "Scripts".
-- 3. Add the following code into the Script window, save it, and close it. Enjoy.
-- Now G9 on your G600 mouse is bound to F13, G10 to G14, ... G12 to F24.
function OnEvent(event, arg)
-- Enable logging
EnablePrimaryMouseButtonEvents(true)
-- Table mapping mouse button numbers to F-key hex codes
local fKeys = {
[9] = 0x64, -- F13
[10] = 0x65, -- F14
[11] = 0x66, -- F15
[12] = 0x67, -- F16
[13] = 0x68, -- F17
[14] = 0x69, -- F18
[15] = 0x6A, -- F19
[16] = 0x6B, -- F20
[17] = 0x6C, -- F21
[18] = 0x6D, -- F22
[19] = 0x6E, -- F23
[20] = 0x76, -- F24
}
-- Debug function to get F-key name from hex code
local function getFKeyName(hexCode)
for i, code in pairs(fKeys) do
if code == hexCode then
return "F" .. (i + 4) -- Adjusted to start from F13
end
end
return "Unknown"
end
-- Function to handle key press and release
local function handleKey(keyAction)
if fKeys[arg] then
local fKeyHex = fKeys[arg]
local fKeyName = getFKeyName(fKeyHex)
local actionName = keyAction == PressKey and "Pressing" or "Releasing"
OutputLogMessage("Mouse button %d: %s %s (Hex: 0x%02X)\n", arg, actionName, fKeyName, fKeyHex)
keyAction(fKeyHex)
else
OutputLogMessage("Unhandled mouse button: %d\n", arg)
end
end
OutputLogMessage("Event: %s, Arg: %d\n", event, arg)
if event == "MOUSE_BUTTON_PRESSED" then
handleKey(PressKey)
elseif event == "MOUSE_BUTTON_RELEASED" then
handleKey(ReleaseKey)
end
end
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I guess then the effort I put in yesterday was worth it. See this gist for anyone who wants a demonstration on targeting a specific M-profile and only one G-key.
https://gist.github.com/Thespikedballofdoom/569c3516ad83b008d4204ba7140b9751