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Setting a macro to trigger on multiple keys will cause any of the member keys individually to set off the macro. This affects any macros with 2+ trigger keys involved.
E.g. SDL-0/RightShoulder & SDL-0/B
Pressing SDL-0/RightShoulder, or pressing SDL-0/B will activate the macro.
Instead, both should be pressed to activate the macro.
Reproduction Steps
Set up a macro, hold one button then press and release another to make a multiple key trigger. Pressing either of the two buttons without the other will set off the macro when it shouldn't.
Expected Behavior
Pressing one of but not all members of a macro trigger should not set off the macro. Pressing all members should.
PCSX2 Revision
v1.7.5285
Operating System
Windows 10 (64bit)
If Linux - Specify Distro
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Logs & Dumps
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Describe the Bug
Setting a macro to trigger on multiple keys will cause any of the member keys individually to set off the macro. This affects any macros with 2+ trigger keys involved.
E.g. SDL-0/RightShoulder & SDL-0/B
Pressing SDL-0/RightShoulder, or pressing SDL-0/B will activate the macro.
Instead, both should be pressed to activate the macro.
Reproduction Steps
Set up a macro, hold one button then press and release another to make a multiple key trigger. Pressing either of the two buttons without the other will set off the macro when it shouldn't.
Expected Behavior
Pressing one of but not all members of a macro trigger should not set off the macro. Pressing all members should.
PCSX2 Revision
v1.7.5285
Operating System
Windows 10 (64bit)
If Linux - Specify Distro
No response
Logs & Dumps
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: