Any way to make the right click the default move/attack/action button?

[TONKAHANAH]

I'm used to right click being move/attack/interact in games like this. I seem to be able to set right click to either move or a skill but not both like how left click works. I didnt see any option for it the settings, is there perhaps a config file some where I can adjust this?

[FFsatzizockt]

Hey, i am used to it the same way. Did u find some solution?

[acirb]

If you have a mouse that comes with software, you can use that. For example a Corsair mouse can be programmed with iCue software.

Make a profile that is enabled for the PoE 2 executable, then swap the mouse buttons in that profile.

There are other ways of automating this, as well. For example Autohotkey would allow you to map left-click to right-click and vice-versa, and only while PoE 2 is active.

[acirb]

Originally posted by Ih8myjob:

Originally posted by acirb:

If you have a mouse that comes with software, you can use that. For example a Corsair mouse can be programmed with iCue software.

Make a profile that is enabled for the PoE 2 executable, then swap the mouse buttons in that profile.

There are other ways of automating this, as well. For example Autohotkey would allow you to map left-click to right-click and vice-versa, and only while PoE 2 is active.

autohotkey is bannable. Dont suggest that.

I've been using it for years, no problem here. I've tried having 1 of my mouse side buttons use a skill, just to see how it feels.

Macros that change keys are OK. Macros that generate multiple key presses are bannable.

[acirb]

Originally posted by Ih8myjob:

Originally posted by acirb:

I've been using it for years, no problem here. I've tried having 1 of my mouse side buttons use a skill, just to see how it feels.

Macros that change keys are OK. Macros that generate multiple key presses are bannable.

Just because you have been and havent been nailed doesnt mean its not bannable.

The REASON AHK is bannable is because it can be used to entirely automate things like pot use, skill use etc. Its capable of a lot more than just a key rebind.

I just checked, you could also automate flask use with iCue.

A lot of keyboards and mice come with software that allows the user to write custom macros. It's not about the software, it's about the use case.