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The `Keyboard Shortcut One`, `Keyboard Shortcut Two` and `Keyboard Shortcut Three` actions under the `misc` tab will send the currently configured key sequence to the operating system.
The default keybinding for all three actions is `Ctrl+Shift+M`, which mutes your microphone in Discord (unless you've changed it).
This sequence can be changed to anything you want, as described in the [spec](specs/Keyboard_Manager-Parser_Spec.md). An easier to read version of the spec can be found below.
This sequence can be changed to anything you want, as described in the [spec](specs/Keyboard_Manager-Parser_Spec.md).
An easier to read version of the spec can be found below.
The hotkeys can for example be configured to run an AutoHotKey script or mute VOIP applications.
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On Windows the settings file can be found in `%APPDATA%\AdvancedSettings-Team` (copy paste this into Explorer or the Run command).
On Linux the settings file can be found in `/home/myname/.local/share/AdvancedSettings-Team/OpenVRAdvancedSettings/`.
On Linux the settings file can be found in `~/.local/share/AdvancedSettings-Team/OpenVRAdvancedSettings/`.
The `OpenVRAdvancedSettings.ini` file will contain a heading like
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keyboardTwo=^>m
keyboardThree=^>m
```
The character the _after_ the `=` will be run when the related binding is activated. The above key sequence for all bindings is `^>m` (`Ctrl+Shift+M`).
The character _after_ the `=` will be run when the related binding is activated.
The above key sequence for all bindings is `^>m` (`Ctrl+Shift+M`).
An empty binding (no input will be run) would be `keyboardOne=`.
### Simple Configuration
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Look at the key table [spec](specs/Keyboard_Manager-Parser_Spec.txt) and find the keys that you want to press.
Notice that single characters (a, b, c, etc.) are lower case, while buttons are uppercase (ENTER, END, ESC, etc.).
If you enter single letters as lower case it will not work.
If you enter single letters as upper case it will not work.
Buttons are pressed and released immediately, modifiers are held until there's a space in the sequence or the sequence ends.
The modifier keys should come before the "real" (letters, numbers, ENTER, etc.).
The modifier keys should come before the "real" button inputs.
`^m` (`Ctrl+M` (Ctrl is held down, M is pressed and released, Ctrl is released)) is _not_ the same as `m^` (`M+Ctrl` (M is pressed and released, Ctrl is pressed and released)).
Spaces will mean that all currently held modifier keys are released and that a new sequence is ready to be parsed. For example `^a ^a` would press `Ctrl+A` two times.
Spaces mean that all currently held modifier keys are released and that a new sequence is ready to be parsed. For example `^a ^a` would press `Ctrl+A` two times.