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After all, it could just be SC2 that is the issue and that right now there is no way to get a repeat delay and rate changing software to work correctly with it.īased on what i know i doubt that SC2 has any anti repeat delay/rate changing or anti macro feature though.

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So if you (or anyone else reading this) can figure out a way to use filterkeys or any software providing a lower repeat delay than windows control panels lowest 250 ms combined with a decently high repeat rate in SC2, without SC2 being all buggy, then let me know! But im sure you didnt have SC2 in mind when you made your software so i understand if you dont want to spend time looking into the matter. I read HOKis comment and i tried all kinds of settings in the windows control panel but i still get the same behaviour in SC2. I just tried your program Soarer and unfortunately i got the exact same behaviour in SC2 as i got from my experiences with windows FilterKeys (well, your program is FilterKeys simplified, so i guess i shouldnt be surprised, but i thought somehow maybe it would work and it was always worth a try).

Other strange selection bugs seems to occur as well. I just tried it again right now and it seems SC2 goes shift crazy randomly even if you dont press the shift key at all. I have not found any other similar software.Īfter Keyboard king didnt work out i tried using windows filterkeys, but i found that SC2 did not like this either, every now and then while in a game the shift function would just go crazy. The developers of Keyboard King has not updated the software for 9 years now but it seems to be the main software for its purpose even today. It should be mentioned that changing repeat delay and rate for SC2 is allowed, but obviously not too many people are using values outside of the windows control panel so its somewhat of an unexplored territory as of right now. Such inconsistency obviously just makes things worse so i simply couldnt use Keyboard King for SC2. The failed clicks would not have the changed repeat delay and rate values but would have the windows control panel values.

After changing repeat delay and repeat rate trough this software on average 1 out of 3 or 4 clicks would be a failed one in SC2, but there would never be any failed ones outside of SC2. I tried the software 'Keyboard King' earlier but the program i have in mind, SC2, does not work too well with Keyboard king. I have been looking for ways to tamper with my repeat delay and repeat rate lately. I found this thread trough a helpful individual at that told me about it. Hello! First of all i want to say: great work with the software Soarer! fixed bug where dialog closed when clicking OK even when setting failed. replaced MFC icon with an equally crappy one! added 'Original' button, which loads settings active when the utility was launched, as a half-assed 'Undo' feature.

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Related: How can I increase the key repeat rate beyond the OS's limit?, where there's some discussion and also source code for a command line utility that sets repeat rate and delay using FilterKeys. Source code is provided, in C++ for VS2003, which should be easy to convert to a later version of VS.Įssentially it's just a wrapper for calling the SystemParametersInfo function with SPI_SETFILTERKEYS and passing it a FILTERKEYS structure. No rebooting, or logging off and then on again, is required. If you want to make settings permanent, check the box 'Save to registry'. The easiest way to use it for that purpose is to click 'Keyboard', which sets all the values to the same as you've got set in the normal Keyboard settings dialog in Control Panel, and then change repeat delay and rate to your liking. It's main use would be, as the title says, to set faster repeat than is normally possible. So doing something like if (JoyPOV > 8000) & (JoyPOV < 10000) instead of if JoyPOV = 9000.This is just a quick and dirty utility for making FilterKeys settings, which allows values that are not possible to set using the standard Windows UI.

One tip I would do with your JoyPOV is to put a bit of a range so you don't need exactly 9000, 18000, 27000, or 0 for its value. AHK doesn't have the capabilities of creating joystick input, it can only read joystick. You want AHK to hold a direction on the joystick, and whatever the trigger is - which I assume the trigger is on the controller. Here's the trouble I'm seeing from your initial post.

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