Mapping Keys in FFR (WITH IMAGES)

[Ozie-Saf]

Re: Mapping Keys in FFR (WITH IMAGES)

Same as cyrx900, except I'd like 9=up and +=right. 5,9 and + won't work.....

[xinpig]

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could this be used for other online games and such or just ffr

[pxlgrl]

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Your tutorial works like a charm, it took me two seconds to and it works just like it's supposed to! Only thing is I feel like a noob trying to do this spread thing. Seriously, can anyone tell me how long it's going to take me to get used to it?

Pxlgrl

[Lunatri]

Re: Mapping Keys in FFR (WITH IMAGES)

Can you please tell me how you can do this for the dance pad? =P

[p4ntysh0t]

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Are there any scripts like this written for linux? Im useing Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft on a laptop so I guess you can imagine how trying to use the actual directional keys worked out. lol

[the DtTvB]

Mapping Keys in Linux

Are there any scripts like this written for linux? Im useing Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Eft on a laptop so I guess you can imagine how trying to use the actual directional keys worked out. lol

I am also a Linux user and it is also on laptop. I use Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn but it should be the same.
First you need to know what key you want to remap. I want to map these:

d -> Left
f -> Down
j -> Up
k -> Right

Fire up gnome-terminal and type in xmodmap -pke | less
You should see output like this:

keycode  [COLOR="Red"]40[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]d D[/COLOR]
keycode  [COLOR="Red"]41[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]f F[/COLOR]
keycode  [COLOR="Red"]42[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]g G[/COLOR]
keycode  [COLOR="Red"]43[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]h H[/COLOR]
keycode  [COLOR="Red"]44[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]j J[/COLOR]
keycode  [COLOR="Red"]45[/COLOR] = [COLOR="Blue"]k K[/COLOR]

You need these keycodes and keysyms. Now I know that:
d = 40 = d
f = 41 = f
j = 44 = j
k = 45 = k

Open up your favorite text editor and then type in this code:

# Remap [COLOR="Red"]keycode[/COLOR] to Left Down Up Right
xmodmap -e "keycode 40 = Left"
xmodmap -e "keycode 41 = Down"
xmodmap -e "keycode 44 = Up"
xmodmap -e "keycode 45 = Right"

# Wait for press enter
echo "Press enter to remap map it back"
read TEMPNOTHINGHAHA

# Remap the [COLOR="Red"]keycode[/COLOR] back to original [COLOR="Blue"]keysym[/COLOR]
xmodmap -e "keycode 40 = d D"
xmodmap -e "keycode 41 = f F"
xmodmap -e "keycode 44 = j J"
xmodmap -e "keycode 45 = k K"

Save it with this name: "~/remapffr"

Now whenever you want to remap the keys just open the terminal and say
sh ~/remapffr

Now the keys should be remapped. Whenever you want to map the keys back you just go back to terminal and press "enter".

Warning: May break keyboard layouts! Use it at your own risk!

[p4ntysh0t]

Re: Mapping Keys in Linux

I am also a Linux user and it is also on laptop. I use Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn but it should be the same.
First you need to know what key you want to remap.!

Thank you much, I ended up breaking my keyboard settings as you warned but it was easily fixed after resetting it to the default qwerty config.

^_^

[starfalcon176]

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does anyone know how to make it work for an afterburner dance pad?

[danny53x]

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I'm forever in your debt T_T
I got to rank 1200 before I found out this.

[i_am_not_good]

Re: Mapping Keys in Linux

whats gnome-terminal????????????

[massflavour]

Re: Mapping Keys in FFR (WITH IMAGES)

you're dad

[FFR_the_Game.php]

Re: How to map different keys in FFR and Use a Dancepad

thanks.

[aLFaDaRK]

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Any key mapping techniques for Mac OS X? I'm using a Macbook Pro, which has absolutely tiny arrow keys, which are now holding me back on some songs..

[jimerax]

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added a code for R2/Resonance.

[DayMan951]

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added a code for R2/Resonance.

Perhaps you should edit out the giant red print that says otherwise.