i don't have any ideas for it yet but i like the buttons that it came with. does anyone have anything fun or cool or helpful they do with their macro pads?
Logoff reporting for duty

oh god how did this get here i am not good with computer

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i don't have any ideas for it yet but i like the buttons that it came with. does anyone have anything fun or cool or helpful they do with their macro pads?
Logoff reporting for duty
one thing I've done in the past is use them as controllers for weird sim games; I have an akai LPD8 mini drum pad that I used as a kerbal space program controller for a while, with legends written on the buttons in silver sharpie
ooh that thing is cute! i love using controllers "wrong" in these sorts of ways
im a designer so YMMV but my macropads are all for drawing/design software hotkeys. though if i had THIS particular pad i would absolutely put a macro together for that Logoff button
how do these work, in a technical sense? do they translate to keyboard sequences that you then set up bindings for? do they have some USB protocol that invokes a script on the computer?
so this one has three modes that it can simulate: a USB keyboard, a USB keyboard with media controls, and a media keyboard + mouse. it seems to work by just sending raw hex values down the line that the computer can eat. the macro programming software helpfully converts hex values into human-readable keystrokes and mouse movements and vice-versa so you can create key sheets for them on the fly, and you can only see the hex values themselves if you look under the hood