hammer controls?
Quote from kizzycocoa on May 22, 2009, 9:14 amhow can I change hammer controls?
e.g, instead of using the "up" button, you use the right shift button and get the same effect.
long story short, my laptop's up button is broken. and I need to change the controls
how can I change hammer controls?
e.g, instead of using the "up" button, you use the right shift button and get the same effect.
long story short, my laptop's up button is broken. and I need to change the controls
Quote from HMW on May 22, 2009, 10:08 amAFAIK, this is all hard-wired into the code. However, there is software out there that lets you change the function of keys on your keyboard.
But really, get a new computer! Not only will it have a working keyboard, if you buy a decent one you'll also get rid of the multi-day compile times you posted about earlier.
AFAIK, this is all hard-wired into the code. However, there is software out there that lets you change the function of keys on your keyboard.
But really, get a new computer! Not only will it have a working keyboard, if you buy a decent one you'll also get rid of the multi-day compile times you posted about earlier.
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Quote from pestchamber on May 22, 2009, 10:11 amkizzycocoa wrote:how can I change hammer controls?
e.g, instead of using the "up" button, you use the right shift button and get the same effect.
long story short, my laptop's up button is broken. and I need to change the controlsYou can also press Z. It gives you mouse control until you press Z again. Get's frustrating quickly though. I think you should do what the that post ^ said
e.g, instead of using the "up" button, you use the right shift button and get the same effect.
long story short, my laptop's up button is broken. and I need to change the controls
You can also press Z. It gives you mouse control until you press Z again. Get's frustrating quickly though. I think you should do what the that post ^ said
Quote from kizzycocoa on May 22, 2009, 10:14 amHMW wrote:AFAIK, this is all hard-wired into the code. However, there is software out there that lets you change the function of keys on your keyboard.But really, get a new computer! Not only will it have a working keyboard, if you buy a decent one you'll also get rid of the multi-day compile times you posted about earlier.
I want to change keys on hammer, not on the computer
I know. I would LOVE to get something other than this peice of junk, but it would have to be a <Holiday Name Here> present or something. and my birthday's just come and gone X(
unless there's a good computer for ?100 or less, there is no way to get one X(
But really, get a new computer! Not only will it have a working keyboard, if you buy a decent one you'll also get rid of the multi-day compile times you posted about earlier.
I want to change keys on hammer, not on the computer
I know. I would LOVE to get something other than this peice of junk, but it would have to be a <Holiday Name Here> present or something. and my birthday's just come and gone X(
unless there's a good computer for ?100 or less, there is no way to get one X(
Quote from kizzycocoa on May 22, 2009, 12:19 pmRemmiz wrote:So buy a $10 keyboard and plug it into your laptop?I have an alphasmart for a keyboard, but it's so hard to switch between the mouse on the laptop and the keyboard on the neo X(
I have an alphasmart for a keyboard, but it's so hard to switch between the mouse on the laptop and the keyboard on the neo X(
Quote from pestchamber on May 22, 2009, 12:59 pmkizzycocoa wrote:I want to change keys on hammer, not on the computerUhhh, This is not permanent. Just have the software open while you are using hammer. (not sure what the software is, or how it works)
Uhhh, This is not permanent. Just have the software open while you are using hammer. (not sure what the software is, or how it works)
Quote from kizzycocoa on May 22, 2009, 1:36 pmpestchamber wrote:Uhhh, This is not permanent. Just have the software open while you are using hammer. (not sure what the software is, or how it works)ah, ok
thanks for all of your help
*gets back to mod-making*
ah, ok
thanks for all of your help
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