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Thalion
17 August 2005, 18:46
I know how to set the global quitkey but what i need to know now is how to set it to the F11 key. I don't know the id form the key.
Anyone can help?
F11 Key? There is no F11 Key :crazy
The Keycodes are listed if you get into WinUAE`s input configuration
Thalion
17 August 2005, 21:22
I know that the Amiga has no F11 key! But the PC has, so i wanted to use that for a quitkey because it will never be used by any Amiga Game.
bippym
17 August 2005, 21:39
This would require you to MAP your preffered amiga hotkey to F11 on PC.
So instead of having keypad * as quitkey, map it to F11 :D
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Amiga can't read PC keyboard afaik only what keys are on standard amiga keyboard
Thalion
17 August 2005, 22:34
So it isn't possible to have this function on F11? Would have thought that through WinUAE this should be possible.
CodyJarrett
17 August 2005, 23:04
WHDLoad is a purely Amiga application and independent of emulation, so it doesn't know of anything outside the Amiga world e.g. the F11 key on a PC keyboard.
You could set up WinUAE so that pressing Windows F11 is like pressing Amiga F10 and then use F10 as the WHDLoad quit key, but you'd still be using an Amiga key.
As said, you see the keycode in the input-section of WinUAE...
you can configure it as you wish obviously, but you will still have to use an "Amiga-Key" for that.
andreas
18 August 2005, 08:07
I'd suggest the DEL key. I haven't ever needed this on my A1000. :p
Wepl
18 August 2005, 12:17
You can use any key which is not present on normal Amiga.
I would suggest any of the 'keycode ...' in the input target selection in WinUAE.
For example 'keycode 0x2b (0x2b)' in WinUAE and 'QuitKey=$2b' in WHDLoad.
With that you have an quitkey which never will conflict with any key used in an Amiga program.
0x2b is used on german Amigas at least - its the # Key.
But its highly unlikely any Game will use it.
Thalion
18 August 2005, 14:53
Thanx for the suggestions, i think i'll do it that way.
Galaxy
18 August 2005, 15:12
What about the two blank keys on some a600/1200 keyboards (between L-Sh and Z; and ' and enter) - do these map to any particular keys on a PC keyboard under emulation?
andreas
18 August 2005, 16:09
0x2b is used on german Amigas at least - its the # Key.
But its highly unlikely any Game will use it.
Think about flight simulators! :) Those would use ANY key available to cover all assignments to flight controls.
Wepl
18 August 2005, 16:10
0x2b is used on german Amigas at least - its the # Key.
But its highly unlikely any Game will use it.
Yes, maybe 0x70 is better, or try one of the CDTV ones.
T_hairy_bootson
18 August 2005, 16:38
So if someone is using a PC keyboard on a towered amiga there is no way to map the quit key to F11 or F12?
Thalion
18 August 2005, 17:34
Err which Key is 0x70? Can't find it on the Rawkey-picture provided on the Whdload website?
Wepl
22 August 2005, 13:47
Err which Key is 0x70? Can't find it on the Rawkey-picture provided on the Whdload website?
That's the point ;)
There is no key assigned to this code, therefore it should be useful to use it for a key on your non-amiga-keyboard with uae.
Jamos
12 October 2005, 20:48
I have used 'QuitKey=$4b' which is what UAE has configured as f11 seems to work fine, not sure if its used by the amiga itself?
edit: after testing it seems to work well as any other pc keyboard key does not quit except for F11 including the keypad.
ive got a similar problem, for some reason the "prnt scrn" key on my laptop wont exit any game, if i look in input/keyboard menu next to [b7] prnt scrn it says input target <none>,
I have tried to alter this so that the target is also prnt screen but i cannot select the prnt screen key.
Has anyone got any suggestions?
killergorilla
21 June 2007, 18:01
The prt screen button it is referring to is on the Amiga keyboard, not on your laptop keyboard.
On an Amiga "Prt Scr" and "*" are the same key so try setting one of your keys to * in input target.
tried that still wont quit anyone else have an idea?
Retro-Nerd
21 June 2007, 21:37
The printscreen is the * on the NumPad, try another key as global quit key:
http://www.whdload.de/docs/en/rawkey.html
thanks everyone ive sorted it,
the * key on my laptop is on the "8" key and also on the "Function + P" key, i set the prnt screen key to the Function +P key and now prnt scrn quits whdload no problems.
Cheers
DanE
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