I need more buttons for my binds and the only 2 things i've found online are way too expensive. Could i edit the drivers of a basic external numpad to use as extra buttons?
You should probably just use something like AutoHotKey.
[QUOTE=Jookia;44603132]You should probably just use something like AutoHotKey.[/QUOTE]
No i want more buttons and i don't need autogotkey to use already existing buttons
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44604123]No i want more buttons and i don't need autogotkey to use already existing buttons[/QUOTE]
drivers can't create hardware out of thin air
[QUOTE=supersnail11;44606310]drivers can't create hardware out of thin air[/QUOTE]
They can for things like serial ports, virtual drives and probably a few other things.
[QUOTE=supersnail11;44606310]drivers can't create hardware out of thin air[/QUOTE]
I wanna buy hardware and edit the drivers
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607089]I wanna buy hardware and edit the drivers[/QUOTE]
In that case I'd say get a USB-Keyboard since that has many buttons and is cheap, but I seriously doubt that editing the driver would be easy.
[QUOTE=Alternative Account;44606409]They can for things like serial ports, virtual drives and probably a few other things.[/QUOTE]
do you know what hardware is
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like, I can make an entire virtual machine but that doesn't make it hardware
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607089]I wanna buy hardware and edit the drivers[/QUOTE]
what use does that do
there are no buttons you can add by editing the drivers that you can't through autohotkey
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[QUOTE=Alternative Account;44606409]They can for things like serial ports, virtual drives and probably a few other things.[/QUOTE]
yes that's called software
i guess he is confused ...
[QUOTE=supersnail11;44607355]what use does that do
there are no buttons you can add by editing the drivers that you can't through autohotkey
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Jesus fucking christ if i buy an external numpad it's gonna do the exact same shit as the numpad i already have so i wanna edit the drivers so it does different shit
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607395]Jesus fucking christ if i buy an external numpad it's gonna do the exact same shit as the numpad i already have so i wanna edit the drivers so it does different shit[/QUOTE]
yeah except you can apparently use this to specify which HID you're listening for.
[url]http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/38015-ahkhid-an-ahk-implementation-of-the-hid-functions/[/url]
it was like 5 seconds on google, man. You don't need to modify drivers so long as the external numpad is registered as a different HID.
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607395]Jesus fucking christ if i buy an external numpad it's gonna do the exact same shit as the numpad i already have so i wanna edit the drivers so it does different shit[/QUOTE]
yes i'm sure the only solution is reverse engineering the drivers so you can have a few extra buttons instead of using autohotkey
and don't act so indignant, you barely explained yourself so you can't expect us to know what you're talking about
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607395]Jesus fucking christ if i buy an external numpad it's gonna do the exact same shit as the numpad i already have so i wanna edit the drivers so it does different shit[/QUOTE]
Rewrite/reverse engineer windows, call it Bullshit, so you can use a few more keys.
I'm out of here.
[QUOTE=BlkDucky;44607341]do you know what hardware is
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like, I can make an entire virtual machine but that doesn't make it hardware[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=supersnail11;44607355]
yes that's called software[/QUOTE]
Of course it isn't real hardware because it's all implemented in software, but in the userspace, that stuff behaves and looks like real hardware.
[QUOTE=Odessa_cubage;44607395][...]so it does different shit[/QUOTE]
Like what?
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