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Originally Posted by panthercules

Problem I have is with the commands where there just isn't any key line (disabled or otherwise), like the one below:

[Cmd152]
Name=Propulsion_recharge
Ctxt=1
MnID=0x3F0F0002

Does the SetKeys thing work for those kinds of commands which never had key lines? If so, guess I'll give that setkeys thing a try - I remember seeing some posts about it during the SH3 days, but I never messed with it so this will be another adventure

Thanks for the tips on how to protect my real file - I suspect that will prove to be very sage advice

That's true. Thing is if no key has been disabled then I'm assuming that not all keys are used bearing in mind that I'm trying to visualise the keyboard un-assigned keys from memory :hmm: One key that does prop up is the 'G' key. Now I don't know what the hex code id for the 'G' key is but may well be worth trying to copy a SetKey line then placing it against that [Cmd152] location, change the letter to 'G' and see what happens. Worst thing that could happen the way I see it is that because of the hex id code for the key that was copied could cause a conflict with the original SetKey command.

A brainwave

Copy a SetKey line like as per my example above ie:

SetKey=0x34D,,"T" then use the shift or ctrl as an addition, then you can use the same SetKey command but it now looks like:

SetKey=0x34D,s,"Shift+T" or
SetKey=0x34D,c,"Ctrl+T"

You still need to check that those combinations haven't already been used. You therefore then use the shift or control key as well.