Wooting /analogue keyboards.

[VforVeranda]

Hi, has anybody tried to use a Wooting keyboard at all? Did it work?

Same question aimed at those who don't know what the 1st question is referring to: how does the game respond to multiple imput devices (Gamepad and M&KB simultaniously).

I'm looking to pick this up specifically for my wooting. It would suck if it didn't work.

[Holyvision]

Other keyboards besides Wooting support analog input if that's what you are asking, such as the Razer Huntsman (Corsair also has one on the way built into a K100). Otherwise wooting is just another normal keyboard.

The game was designed from the ground-up for consoles so a controller or steering wheel is a much better control selection over M+KB regardless of your keyboard.

But to answer the actual question here:
1) I do not know if Analog keyboards will be recognized as-such or will be treated as normal keyboards. Even if they 'are' recognized, you'll have a better experience with a controller or steering wheel.

2) Yes, you can absolutely swap freely between devices. I have a Logi wheel, DS4 controller, and M+KB all plugged in and can freely swap between them. Heck it even sees my joystick which I custom bound controls for crane operation.

[VforVeranda]

Ah but there is the thing: I'm not asking about "swapping" imput devices, but simultanious use. How the wooting (and many other simular devices) handles the imput is by using a macro to output controller/joystick commands instead of the wsad or whatever buttons are pressed on the keyboard. It is a work-around for an idea that is pretty new and uncatered for in the industry.

The end result (from the perspective of the game) is simultanious imputs of mouse, keyboard and joystick/controller and more often than not, games that detect multiple simultanious imputs essencially knock one imput out (normally mouse) or handles it badly (like mouse suddenly *sticking*).

So that is essencially the question: When you imput from multiple devices at the same time, what happens?

[Holyvision]

VforVeranda の投稿を引用：

Ah but there is the thing: I'm not asking about "swapping" imput devices, but simultanious use. How the wooting (and many other simular devices) handles the imput is by using a macro to output controller/joystick commands instead of the wsad or whatever buttons are pressed on the keyboard. It is a work-around for an idea that is pretty new and uncatered for in the industry.

The end result (from the perspective of the game) is simultanious imputs of mouse, keyboard and joystick/controller and more often than not, games that detect multiple simultanious imputs essencially knock one imput out (normally mouse) or handles it badly (like mouse suddenly *sticking*).

So that is essencially the question: When you imput from multiple devices at the same time, what happens?

Steam has a 2 hour return policy. Just try it to see if it does what you want and return it if not. I would assume if you use more than one controller at once the game would keep swapping between detected input types. As said though, just a straight controller or wheel setup is the way to go here.

But just try it and see. Good luck.

[Exo]

I just got a Wooting Two HE and it's pretty freakin cool. You can place the keyboard into a variety of modes. For Snowrunner, I place it in "mixed mode" and then I set up my controller keys to override some keys on the keyboard.

So, WASD are analog controller movements, while the rest of my keys remain the same. So I can still switch gears with the number keys, access my menu with 'V', etc.

The W key, for example, is like a gas pedal. If you push it a little, the vehicle revs a little. If you push it all the way down, you get full throttle. The same goes for turning. Pressing A/D a little turns a little bit - pressing a lot turns the wheel fully.

Just thought I'd chime in.