Binder and additional hardware support

Thanks man!  Unfortunately my keyboard isn't working on my laptop again the first support ticket reply to ASUS wasn't helpful but that's typical.   I will either need to install FFXI on my desktop or get it working on here.  I'll let you know as soon as I get one of those done thanks!  It kept working up until I rebooted and now no matter what I do it won't work.  I don't know if it's because there's 2 keyboards, and I can't disable the laptop one (even uninstalling doesn't work) or something else but I trimmed all my software and even tried safe mode but then the STRIX software wouldn't even boot :/

Anyway, I'll get back to you soon thanks again.

Ok, I got ffxi on my desktop.  The keyboard software mode works perfect on here so it's def an issue with my laptop having two keyboards or some software installed.

The buttons when pressed show the following:

stp_m[?] then stp_m[?]_up  where the [?] is a box with a ? inside it.

1-8, 12 and 14-21 all show the same thing as above.

9 and 11 and 13 shows this:

stp_m

stp_m_up

10 shows:

stp_m

_up

Oh! I know why! Because C++ (and Boost!) is stoopid! Try this version:

https://googledrive....ycTA/Binder.dll

IT WORKS PERFECTLY OMG thank you~~~~

Hey there, I recently brought the G910 Orion Spark from Logitech and noticed this thread here, I followed the instructions and was wondering if it was possible if I could get this implimented with Binder?

https://drive.google...iew?usp=sharing

If I did something wrong to get the keypushes, just let me know and I will try again.

Thanks!

This looks good, I'll try to implement this tomorrow.

Awesome! Thanks very much Arcon!

Do you happen to remember the order you pressed your keys in, if it was in any specific order? If not, can you do the same procedure as above again, but go in some kind of system key order. Also report the "mode" it's in, if that keyboard has something like modes it can switch between.

Pressed

M1 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

M2 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

M3 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

As far as I am aware its the same as the G510's M keys which switch between 12 (rather than the 9 on this keyboard) keys:

For example:

alias g510_m1g1

alias g510_m2g1

alias g510_m3g1

Wasn't sure if this was right but if you need me to fix anything let me know

I also just recently bought the Logitech G910 keyboard. I was wondering if there was any progress on implementing the keyboard into binder, or if you may need some additional information to set it up. If I need to run binderfinder let me know.

Thank you.

I also just recently bought the Logitech G910 keyboard. I was wondering if there was any progress on implementing the keyboard into binder, or if you may need some additional information to set it up. If I need to run binderfinder let me know.

Do you happen to remember the order you pressed your keys in, if it was in any specific order? If not, can you do the same procedure as above again, but go in some kind of system key order. Also report the "mode" it's in, if that keyboard has something like modes it can switch between.

This is what I'm stuck on. I'm afraid the information above was not entirely complete. So yes, could you run BinderFinder and let us know which keys you pressed in which order? I still have the G910 partially implemented, but can't finish it without that info.

This is what I'm stuck on. I'm afraid the information above was not entirely complete. So yes, could you run BinderFinder and let us know which keys you pressed in which order? I still have the G910 partially implemented, but can't finish it without that info.

I'll run the program when I get home tonight and make sure to make note of the Order I pressed the Keys in. Thank you very much!

Not sure if the program worked as intended, some keystrokes seemed to be recognized differently than others. But I'll post the logs for you, if they did not let me know and I'll run them again.

https://drive.google...iew?usp=sharing

Keystrokes were done as follows:

M1 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

M2 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

M3 > G1 > G2 > G3 > G4 > G5 > G6 > G7 > G8 > G9

M1, M2, and M3 are used to determine which set of G macros to run and is used to switch between three different sets, allowing for a total of 27 different combinations.

Thank you again.

Just curious if those files worked or if I by chance missed anything if I can do anything else to help let me know

I noticed two people asked about the Logitech G910 Orion keyboard and was just wondering if it is functional with binder now

Sorry for bumping this thread again. I realize the developers are very busy, but was hoping to offer a small incentive. I don't want to insult anyone, but I can offer $20 bucks to anyone that can get this plugin to work for the Logitech G910. Thank you.

ffxibruin: Your best bet is to get on IRC. Last I heard Arcon has the G910 Orion Spark implementation nearly complete, but he just needed a few more pieces of information to finish the job. He's probably completely forgotten about this thread since the last time he posted.

Iryoku: Thank you very much for the quick response. I will try to get a hold of Arcon via chat. On another note, thank you for all the maintenance and hard work you guys put into this program and site.

Bumping this because I have a 910 and I am trying to get this to work. Was g910 support ever added?

Thank you.