The pause can also be replaced with an keyboard key or mouse button, but note that you need place a tap time slot of 0.15s in front for that. Then you create the following assignment in the destination set using the Advanced Assignment window. Instead of a normal while held set selector you should use Oke_Doke's while held glitch workaround for that (read section above for that), otherwise you would end up in the destination set if you should be pressing the button with the set selector a second time while this delay it active. While held set selector with delay before returning: Show This is particularly useful if you tend to release a button with a while held set selector to early, so while you are still holding a button that assignment you wanted to trigger in the destination set, so you are also triggering it's assignment in the source set without wanting to do that.
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If that is a likely risk with your profile, check the section below to find out how to make that problem more unlikely, and use this tweak for every set selector. This isn't as bad as with a normal while held as you aren't stuck (can fix that with a simple button press), but it can get pretty annoying if this happens regularly. It happens that you release the button whose set wasn't active exactly 0.01s after returning to the source, which makes you end up in the set where it leads to.
With both solutions, it's still possible to get stuck if you press two buttons with a set selector in the source set together and want to release them at the same time. We found two different solutions for that: 1.Press and hold the right trigger, Xpadder will switch to Set3ģ.Release the right trigger, Xpadder will return to Set1 but not switch to Set2Ĥ.Release the left trigger, Xpadder will switch to Set 2 and stay there.
Code: Select all - Xpadder Profile Data.
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