Azeron Software - Keybinding feature

Perfect Dark

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I recently had to switch from reWASD to the Azeron software and remap my keys and I noticed that the Azeron software can't distinguish between LEFT/RIGHT CTRL, ALT or SHIFT nor can it distinguish between ENTER and KP_ENTER like reWASD was able to do. Before I used my Azeron Cyborg I used my keyboard and my bindings for movement were not the "normal" WASD as I have never played using those keys. The majority of my bindings were over on the arrow keys and the keypad where I was able to hit the ENTER key with my little finger or the KP_ENTER with my thumb. To check maps or scores or other things in the game I would move my hand off the Azeron and hit the LEFT CTRL, SHIFT or ALT keys which were bound differently than the RIGHT CTRL, SHIFT or ALT keys.

Is there a way to have the Azeron software act exactly the same (with the remappings) as reWASD or can this be added in a future update at some point? I have had to adjust my key bindings for now to make it work but I really would like to see Azeron software have the same key mapping abilities that reWASD had. That is pretty much the only reason I preferred reWASD over the Azeron software in the first place.
 
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I recently had to switch from reWASD to the Azeron software and remap my keys and I noticed that the Azeron software can't distinguish between LEFT/RIGHT CTRL, ALT or SHIFT nor can it distinguish between ENTER and KP_ENTER like reWASD was able to do. Before I used my Azeron Cyborg I used my keyboard and my bindings for movement were not the "normal" WASD as I have never played using those keys. The majority of my bindings were over on the arrow keys and the keypad where I was able to hit the ENTER key with my little finger or the KP_ENTER with my thumb. To check maps or scores or other things in the game I would move my hand off the Azeron and hit the LEFT CTRL, SHIFT or ALT keys which were bound differently than the RIGHT CTRL, SHIFT or ALT keys.

Is there a way to have the Azeron software act exactly the same (with the remappings) as reWASD or can this be added in a future update at some point? I have had to adjust my key bindings for now to make it work but I really would like to see Azeron software have the same key mapping abilities that reWASD had. That is pretty much the only reason I preferred reWASD over the Azeron software in the first place.
Currently no such features are available, but they have been on to - do list for a while. So eventually we will be moving towards implementing these features
 

Carroux

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Heyho, it's been a year from your last post (on to-do) list. Yesterday I wanted to play Cyberpunk and it has also this distinction between L Control / L Shift etc.
Do you know if that "feature" will be available soon? Just went a bit through the forums and it was already asked for since 2021 :)
I really love the Azeron Software, it's simple to use. Don't like reWASD so much though. I'd like to avoid using it for more complex games.
I'd love to avoid playing around with the ingame Settings, since it leads often times to conflicts with other in-game binds.

An update would be awesome :)
 

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Heyho, it's been a year from your last post (on to-do) list. Yesterday I wanted to play Cyberpunk and it has also this distinction between L Control / L Shift etc.
Do you know if that "feature" will be available soon? Just went a bit through the forums and it was already asked for since 2021 :)
I really love the Azeron Software, it's simple to use. Don't like reWASD so much though. I'd like to avoid using it for more complex games.
I'd love to avoid playing around with the ingame Settings, since it leads often times to conflicts with other in-game binds.

An update would be awesome :)
It`s planned in the next software release.
So hopefully not that long to go.
My estimate, not a promise ! would be in 2-3 months time.