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mcampsall

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I created these two macros in Logtiech gaming software and in iCUE

 

Macro1: 1 (repeat while pressed)

Macro2: 2 (repeat while pressed)

 

When I hold down the buttons on each mouse:

 

Logitech output is 1212121212121212121212121

Corsair output is 1222222222222222222222222

 

Either I am doing something wrong, there is a bug, or your iCUE software is lacking.

 

Is there something I can do to fix this?

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threaded macro execution is not supported inside icue currently AFAIK. There are a number of threads about it, you can likely work around it with AHK or another solution.

 

Not to steer off topic, but as a fan and just to defend them a bit, the iCUE software has a great number of features that other manufacturers have zero support for and their competitors attempts are frankly abysmal and inadequate in comparison. I would also argue iCUE manages a much broader suite of hardware than most of the competitors.

 

Some of the threads are below:

https://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=183238

https://forum.corsair.com/forums/showthread.php?p=975467

https://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=174978

https://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=174079

 

I am confident we can sort you out with AutoHotKey if you are interested. The discord is quite helpful and its a great thing to learn anyways, whatever you decide to do. The below is some basic example code that might work for you with some modificaiton:

 

#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1
SendMode Input
global aAct:=false,bAct:=false
$*a::
SetTimer, aSemder, 800, aAct ? ON : OFF
aAct:=!aAct
Return
$*b::
bAct:=!bAct
SetTimer, bSemder, 800, bAct ? ON : OFF
Return
aSemder()
{
if(aAct)
{
	Send a
	Sleep 800
}
}
bSemder()
{
if(bAct)
{
	Send b
	Sleep 800
}
}

//NOTE THE ternary above has an error in it about to post code that may work for you though...

Install autohotkey and give that a shot? it should when a is pressed, send a every 800 ms and then if you hit b, it will send b every 800 ms, then if they are on at the same time, theyll alternate as expected and should toggle off with another keypress.

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That is unfortunate, and for my gaming purposes, is a deal breaker.

 

There may be other features in iCUE, but I only need to have a repeat while pressed macro that works simultaneously. All the other features are of no consequence to me.

 

Thanks for posting that script, but that is not the functionality I am looking for. I just need the buttons to repeat while pressed.

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#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
Esc::ExitApp
;r::reload
$a::
   While GetKeyState("a", "P") {
	if GetKeyState("b", "P") {
		send b
	}
       send a
       Sleep 500
   }
return
$b::
   While GetKeyState("b", "P") {
	if GetKeyState("a", "P") {
		send a
	}
       send b
       Sleep 500
   }
return

You want to give that a go? It requires some manipulation but I think you get the idea, took me a bit, but it seems to work well. No matter what you decide, it can't hurt to try.

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