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and adjust keypress timings. You can also program every aspect of a physical key press. We
define these as Press (button down), Repeat (button held), and Release (button up).
4. Underneath the Icon Box resides the Command Creation area.
a. Playback Mode. This defines how the command is output or 'played' when the button is pressed.
When set to closed, the entire key press string of a command will be played, even if you quickly
press and release the button. When set to open, you need to press and hold the programmed
button down for the entire duration of the key press string. If you release the button midway
through the string, you will only get partial output to the game or software.
b. Command Entry Box. This is where you type in the command you want to assign. Hover your
RAT cursor inside the box to start entering your key presses. If you move your cursor out of this
area, the editor will stop recording keyboard or RAT input. Note the RAT icon in the Command
Entry Box. If you hover your RAT cursor over this icon, it will turn red. At this point, you can click
any of the main RAT buttons or scroll up or down and the editor will record this input. This
enables you to mix both keyboard key presses and RAT button presses to create more complex
in-game commands.
5. The Clear button will remove all key press data from a command.
6. The OK button confirms the command and returns to the main Programming page.
7. The Cancel button rejects any command editing and returns to the main Programming page.
8. Finally, the About box gives you a helping hand if needed. Hover your RAT cursor over any aspect of
the Custom Command Editor to get a reminder of what the feature does and how it can be used.
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