k95 rgb Assigning a key that stops all currently active macros?

[SasoDuck]

Hi,

I'm wondering if this is possible to do on my K95 RGB. I play a game on which I frequently use macros to continuously spam an ability or sets of abilities so that I don't have to.

What I'm trying to do NOW is set a single key that will automatically terminate any macro that's currently running. In other words, I want the T key to do this so that when I go to type in chat, I don't suddenly type 2222222222222222222222 because my macro is still running. This way I could have the macros running, then by pressing T to start typing in chat, the macro would cease automatically.

Is that possible? Or am I dreaming too big?

[Corsair Henry]

You can use "M2" as a default profile. So assuming you have your macros set on "M1", clicking "M2" will revert it back to default.

[SasoDuck]

You can use "M2" as a default profile. So assuming you have your macros set on "M1", clicking "M2" will revert it back to default.

 

But then I'm not on the profile for the game I'm currently playing...

[Toasted]

Have you tried the Mode Selection/Switching feature?

 

In the assignments tab, Right click a G-KEY or another key and press Mode Selection/Switching.

Click the first option and the check box, this will set the G-KEY/any other key to switch to M2 on press then M1 on release. That may help.

 

Note: Assigning the Mode Selection/Switching to T will remove the ability to open a chatbox to type so it will be best to assign it to a G-KEY or a unused key.

[SasoDuck]

Have you tried the Mode Selection/Switching feature?

 

In the assignments tab, Right click a G-KEY or another key and press Mode Selection/Switching.

Click the first option and the check box, this will set the G-KEY/any other key to switch to M2 on press then M1 on release. That may help.

 

Note: Assigning the Mode Selection/Switching to T will remove the ability to open a chatbox to type so it will be best to assign it to a G-KEY or a unused key.

 

Well then unfortunately that's not the solution either... the whole idea relies on T being the operative key, otherwise it would no different than simply pressing the currently macro key again, which is what I do right now anyway. The goal is to not have to press the macro key again and then press T to type, but to instead do both in one motion by ending the macro and then opening the chatbox.