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Not an Issue but a cross post question #25

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ghorsey opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 2 comments
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Not an Issue but a cross post question #25

ghorsey opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 2 comments

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@ghorsey
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ghorsey commented Jun 22, 2021

Hey all,

I didn't know how to contact you all so I am posting this issue here.

I wrote a tiny app that lets you open an ED *.binds file and give friendly names and labels for everything. It also allows you to search through the key bindings to find the binding you need.

A VoiceAttack/BindED user asked that I add the BindED variable for each of the key bindings since it's tedious to determine the correct variable name to program VoiceAttack bindings.

Anyway, I added the capability and thought it might be helpful for your other users too.

https://github.com/ghorsey/EdBindings

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Thanks for letting me know (and putting the work in that I am still too lazy to =p). This is going to be pretty useful for #10. Even though I’m probably just going to tell people to use your thing there instead.

It might also be useful to put https://github.com/ghorsey/EdBindings/blob/main/src/EdBindings/ActionMappings.json into its own repo similar https://github.com/EDCD/FDevIDs as a general reference for projects handling the binds stuff – it doesn’t quite fit in there though.

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ghorsey commented Jun 23, 2021

Cool. Hopefully, it should help your peeps find their bindings. The ActionMappings.json could be moved to a separate repo. I have some issues too because if I roll out updates to the config files (actionmapping.json or x56.json) it requires a new installation. Which is less than ideal. I'm toying on some ideas for that... Maybe moving those files to a separate repo and setting up something to download them/re-sync them from a repo might be an interesting idea....

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