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Problem:
I have profiles for multiple games and apps, and they're usually lightly modified versions of my Default profile.
However, whenever I make a change to my Default profile, I then have to redo that change across ALL of my other profiles, and it can get pretty tiresome.
Solution:
I'd like an option to set a button to "Transparent", so that it'll just use the Default binding. Anytime I update that button in Default, it should carry over to all other profiles where the button is set to "Transparent".
Also, all new profiles should have all bindings set to "Transparent" by default, allowing users to override them one by one based on the needs of the app linked to the profile.
Example:
Let's say that, in my default profile, A is Enter and B is Escape.
If I make a New profile, A and B should be set to "Transparent", and therefore be Enter and Escape.
But if I ever decide to set A as Escape and B as Enter in my Default profile, then my New profile will also update to match that.
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I have a first iteration implemented within next EA. It does exactly what you described. Any input set to Inherit will fallback to the default profile action(s).
With the previous Shift implementation in place, you can have your profile behavior inheriting from default and use Shift, or custom inputs on top.
Problem:
I have profiles for multiple games and apps, and they're usually lightly modified versions of my Default profile.
However, whenever I make a change to my Default profile, I then have to redo that change across ALL of my other profiles, and it can get pretty tiresome.
Solution:
I'd like an option to set a button to "Transparent", so that it'll just use the Default binding. Anytime I update that button in Default, it should carry over to all other profiles where the button is set to "Transparent".
Also, all new profiles should have all bindings set to "Transparent" by default, allowing users to override them one by one based on the needs of the app linked to the profile.
Example:
Let's say that, in my default profile, A is Enter and B is Escape.
If I make a New profile, A and B should be set to "Transparent", and therefore be Enter and Escape.
But if I ever decide to set A as Escape and B as Enter in my Default profile, then my New profile will also update to match that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: