Support for Unassigned Virtual Keycodes
ReyingRexer
In windows, there are virtual keycodes that are either undefined, unassigned, or reserved.
Good example being the codes 0x3A to 0x40.
A good idea would to make the application handle those keycodes as valid inputs, and process them to be used in voicemod.
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Noxelius
okay, but how would you actually send those?
No really, please describe your usage scenario.
I am honestly curious.
I can very much relate, as I've assigned my macro keys to work as F13-F24 keys instead, which is already considered pretty obscure.
On a different note, although I don't yet know what exactly you imagine by this, I am highly doubtful that propostion will even work.
first of all, as these VK are literally unmapped, to send these inputs it's required to either use software, or dedicated HID which brings its own special driver. one is completely unfeasible from a UI/UX standpoint, the other is technically impossible for VM.
But I'm only a fallible human and very much invite you to correct me.
Maybe you have a clear concept to aim for, how you'd be generating these keycodes. That would probably help VM devs a lot, too.