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[resolved] remapping for broken keys

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nex-nex
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nex-nex
problem details:
basically --- my keyboard has many keys that have trouble with ghost tapping, so i've had a battle with trying to find a key combination that doesn't ghost tap, namely for 4k mania!
say my current forced keybinds are "C V" and "NumpadThree NumpadEnter" in some VSRGs, i have trouble with applying NumpadEnter as a keybind because it just voids the press. so as of result, i'm forced to remap the enter key to being plus and plus to enter as vise versa - and while i don't have to do this for osu! it's still automatically there from my remapping on other games, so would it be disallowed to remap my key (NumpadEnter) to press as another key (NumpadPlus)?
while i'm not FORCED to do this right now, some time down the line i may be forced to use a key that osu! won't natively let me map.

i personally don't see this as being an issue but i'd like to ask more informed people and haven't set any scores w it yet !!

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2024.1115.3-lazer (shouldn't be too important)
Blushing
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Joined February 2015
Blushing
Personal opinion on this:

Should be fine to do what you want to do as long as you are only mapping 1 key to another key, for example your NumpadEnter to Numpad+ as it will still only take 1 keypress no matter what action you do. The issue lies with if you would be mapping something like NumpadEnter to like M and Numpad+ because then it could be pressing two keys with only one intention press.

Also, it is voiding the NumpadEnter press because enter is already predetermined to be an enter key, similarly how enter works with the chat and entering beatmaps.
nex-nex
4 posts
Joined September 2017
Topic Starter
nex-nex

Blushing wrote:

Personal opinion on this:

Should be fine to do what you want to do as long as you are only mapping 1 key to another key, for example your NumpadEnter to Numpad+ as it will still only take 1 keypress no matter what action you do. The issue lies with if you would be mapping something like NumpadEnter to like M and Numpad+ because then it could be pressing two keys with only one intention press.

Also, it is voiding the NumpadEnter press because enter is already predetermined to be an enter key, similarly how enter works with the chat and entering beatmaps.
ok, thank you so much for the kind response!!
and enter key being void makes sense, it's just very inconvenient for my situation and needed a change ^^
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