who not use american keyboard
there are some keyboards not american keyboards. who use? how many people use, and how to use this keyboard in game?
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Because we don't all live in America.
Kargor 17. Juni 2020 um 7:02 
Because we have 4 additional letters (ä/Ä, ö/Ö, ü/Ü and ß) which need to go somewhere. Years ago, keyboards gained an additional character (€) as well, although that one is not in a position suitable for typewriters -- I'm guessing these don't matter anymore.

It's up to game developers to make sure they get their keyboard-handling correct. In most cases, this can be easily accomplished by not looking at the "final" character, but instead at the "key code" which tends to be independent of what's printed on the key. If you want to show the key to the user, you just translate it through the keymap, like the system does when you hit a key and it needs to figure out what character to draw.
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Left-handed Dvorak.
secuda 17. Juni 2020 um 7:09 
in sweden we have ÅÄÖ wich only replace some keys next to enter i think for UK? other then that its pretty similar i think?
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Munithe EXT:
I have £££ and $$$ but no funny EU money on mine.
altG- E is short command for €.
Europeans use usually QWERTZ layout while Americans use QWERTY Layout but both are equal userfriendly.
And sometimes there's no choice if you want a specific keyboard which is only available in other country.
Jej 17. Juni 2020 um 7:12 
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Wouselz:
Europeans use usually QWERTZ layout while Americans use QWERTY Layout but both are equal userfriendly.
And sometimes there's no choice if you want a specific keyboard which is only available in other country.
Actually, not really.

Germans and Austrians use QWERTZ. French and Belgians use AZERTY. Everyone else uses QWERTY.
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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Wouselz:
Europeans use usually QWERTZ layout while Americans use QWERTY Layout but both are equal userfriendly.
I live in the UK and my keyboard uses QWERTY.
Mines made in China, so not an American keyboard,,, yes I'm funny har har.
I said usually... not always :easy:
And to be honest... I never heard of AZERTY before so I don't mention it.
Radene 17. Juni 2020 um 7:16 
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jej:
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Wouselz:
Europeans use usually QWERTZ layout while Americans use QWERTY Layout but both are equal userfriendly.
And sometimes there's no choice if you want a specific keyboard which is only available in other country.
Actually, not really.

Germans and Austrians use QWERTZ. French and Belgians use AZERTY. Everyone else uses QWERTY.

Most of the southeastern Europe (sans Greece and Cyrillic script lands ofc) also use QWERTZ. But every country has its own language quirks that need tweaks to the setup. For example, in the Balkans, you'll need to have commonly used š, đ, ž, č and ć without having to do a mutliple-key press. In German speaking areas, yeah, ä, ü, ö, ß. The Polish love their ł, while the Czechs love their ř. And so on.
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Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jethercn:
there are some keyboards not american keyboards. who use? how many people use, and how to use this keyboard in game?
I use a american keyboard made in china and i am in the EU.
Jej 17. Juni 2020 um 7:18 
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Radene:
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Jej:
Actually, not really.

Germans and Austrians use QWERTZ. French and Belgians use AZERTY. Everyone else uses QWERTY.

Most of the southeastern Europe (sans Greece and Cyrillic scrip lands ofc) also use QWERTZ. But every country has its own language quirks that need tweaks to the setup. For example, in the Balkans, you'll need to have commonly used š, đ, ž, č and č without having to do a mutliple-key press. In German speaking areas, yeah, ä, ü, ö, ß. The Polish love their ł, while the Czechs love their ř. And so on.
Oh yeah, I completely forgot about eastern/southeastern Europe. Leaning something every day.
It's really to bad that letters don't directly translate. It would be awesome if you could type normally but what comes up on screen is a different langauge. ♥♥♥♥ to day is a no spelling day.
Ursprünglich geschrieben von Wouselz:
Europeans use usually QWERTZ layout while Americans use QWERTY Layout but both are equal userfriendly.
And sometimes there's no choice if you want a specific keyboard which is only available in other country.
I have a QWERTY keyboard and I ain't American.
That's probably for the better.
it is not because it is american that we have to use it
American keyboards dont have letters or acentsuations that other languages have
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