TheNerdling
New Member
Looking through the documentation on what keys are allowed/recognized by OBS, there are some that have me scratching my head when trying to figure out how to use them.
The documentation I'm referencing is this: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/blob/master/libobs/obs-hotkeys.h
Looking through, it shows that OBS should recognize F1-F35. I've used Autohotkey before and that lets me remap up to F24, but I've never seen anything that can output up to F35.
It also looks like all the symbols you can type with shift 0-9 (!#%$) are recognized as separate keys, but I haven't been able to find any way to output JUST an exclamation point, it's always Shift+1.
Further down around line 190 it has things like one half, one quarter, and upside down question marks. Easy enough to do with ASCII, but autohotkey outputs ASCII as Alt+####, rather than the symbol itself.
I even tried unicode outputs, going from 0000 to 04FF, and the only unique hotkeys that were recognized by doing this were line 245 and 246 from the documentation. (unicode 0093 and 0094)
OBS_HOTKEY(OBS_KEY_TOUROKU)
OBS_HOTKEY(OBS_KEY_MASSYO)
So my question is this, is there a way to actually use F30, or !, or ½, as hotkeys? The documentation seems to suggest that OBS would recognize those inputs, but nothing I've tried has actually succeeded at outputting just that. Do they require special drivers/keyboards? Or available only on non-US standard keyboard layouts?
The documentation I'm referencing is this: https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/blob/master/libobs/obs-hotkeys.h
Looking through, it shows that OBS should recognize F1-F35. I've used Autohotkey before and that lets me remap up to F24, but I've never seen anything that can output up to F35.
It also looks like all the symbols you can type with shift 0-9 (!#%$) are recognized as separate keys, but I haven't been able to find any way to output JUST an exclamation point, it's always Shift+1.
Further down around line 190 it has things like one half, one quarter, and upside down question marks. Easy enough to do with ASCII, but autohotkey outputs ASCII as Alt+####, rather than the symbol itself.
I even tried unicode outputs, going from 0000 to 04FF, and the only unique hotkeys that were recognized by doing this were line 245 and 246 from the documentation. (unicode 0093 and 0094)
OBS_HOTKEY(OBS_KEY_TOUROKU)
OBS_HOTKEY(OBS_KEY_MASSYO)
So my question is this, is there a way to actually use F30, or !, or ½, as hotkeys? The documentation seems to suggest that OBS would recognize those inputs, but nothing I've tried has actually succeeded at outputting just that. Do they require special drivers/keyboards? Or available only on non-US standard keyboard layouts?