8BitNESExploits
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This morning I turned on OBS for the first time in a few months to encounter an inexplicable bug. My "A" and "D" keys have been spontaneously assigned to switch scenes in OBS since the last time I ran it. This does not however appear in the hotkey settings so there is nothing to remove. To be clear, no, I did not assign these hotkeys at any point.
This is a spontaneously occurring problem that just showed up this morning. I play WASD shooters onstream so it's absolutely 110% impossible that this could've gone unnoticed during previous streams. When I first launched OBS I was using the previous version I had been using. After fiddling with this for a few minutes I updated to see if that would help anything (it didn't).
I've done some digging through Google and experimentation/investigation in OBS.
Turning off hotkeys entirely prevents this from happening, but I use the hotkeys regularly and this is simply not a solution.
I found that turning on studio mode and turning it back off solves the problem temporarily and is a solution I can live with for now--but I really would like to know what is the actual answer to this dilemma? What is causing this and why?
This is a spontaneously occurring problem that just showed up this morning. I play WASD shooters onstream so it's absolutely 110% impossible that this could've gone unnoticed during previous streams. When I first launched OBS I was using the previous version I had been using. After fiddling with this for a few minutes I updated to see if that would help anything (it didn't).
I've done some digging through Google and experimentation/investigation in OBS.
Turning off hotkeys entirely prevents this from happening, but I use the hotkeys regularly and this is simply not a solution.
I found that turning on studio mode and turning it back off solves the problem temporarily and is a solution I can live with for now--but I really would like to know what is the actual answer to this dilemma? What is causing this and why?