#Advanced Key Wootility Feature Suggestion

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granite island
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Hi Wooting team,

I wanted to suggest an awesome feature I think would be GAME CHANGING, especially for those tho use split spacebars!

Issue: For context, I play Geometry Dash as my main game. There are some levels that are 2 player and require 2 jump inputs. We have two spacebars that identify as the same key and act as the same key, rather than identifying as DIFFERENT keys and act as the same key. I have tried dual binds, creating a pseudo spacebar, but the AHK script keeps breaking. This idea is very different from Mod Tap and DKS.

Proposal:
*Advanced Key - Double Function (DF) *
For example, I have my left spacebar as "Spacebar" and my right spacebar as "F13". This menu can be applied to 1 physical key at a time, and can make up to as many DF binds as Advanced keys allows (n/40). It contains two properties

  • Keybind (Step 1)
  • Key output (Step 2)
    For example, I want to create a second "Pseudo Spacebar" for my right spacebar that behaves similar to one by identifying as a separate key, with the same output, to prevent interference.
  • F13 (Keybind)
  • Unicode U+0020 (Space) (Key output)
    What then happens, is the F13 key outputs the unicode U+0020 which creates a space, just like a normal spacebar, but acts as its own standalone simultaneously rather than interfering with the keybind function, hence the name Double Function.

This is additionally useful, as you can type space in textboxes with both spacebars, and have them act as 2 separate keybinds without interference!

I hope this gets added to wootility soon as I am sure lots of others will be able to benefit off this amazing feature! Feel free to reach out, as I'm not exactly the best at explaining through text 😅

cunning kestrel
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I understand you're asking for this to be implemented on the keyboard itself, but in case you weren't aware this should be fairly trivial to configure in macro software like AutoHotkey - binding one key to multiple outputs.