Mapping Question
Mapping Question Posted on: 02.05.2011 by Stephania Kanai How can I turn off an effect if the button that turns it on if held is not held.Basically I have a shift toggle fuction. If I press the button with shift toggled on, then an effect is toggled, if I press the same button without the shift the effect is only on as long as I hold the button. What I want is that the moment I press shift to return from toggle to hold mode the effect goes off. I somehow cant figure how to do this, tried quite a few times. Thanks for any help! | |
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| Stephania Kanai 02.05.2011 | How can I turn off an effect if the button that turns it on if held is not held. Basically I have a shift toggle fuction. If I press the button with shift toggled on, then an effect is toggled, if I press the same button without the shift the effect is only on as long as I hold the button. What I want is that the moment I press shift to return from toggle to hold mode the effect goes off. I somehow cant figure how to do this, tried quite a few times. Thanks for any help! |
| Tatum Ansaldo 03.05.2011 | andre leite! as I live and breathe. Haven't seen you on here for ages but I'm still using my own very modified version of your X1 mapping and don't believe I ever got the chance to thank you for it. Thanks! Sorry OP for going OT. |
| Oren Arizola 02.05.2011 | I believe that |
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