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StrokesPlus.net?
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I was on gestures add-ons when on Firefox, then realized unexpected -- any program can be more usable with this. So yeah, system-wide gestures
Example of my Edge-dedicated, count about 3x more not window-connected.
I get where you're coming from and I appreciate your help, but disabling RButton itself isn't going to be a solution anytime soon.
I was thinking about using this script for some games, too (I don't play games that block AHK). And when it comes to strategy games, pressing two buttons for one action instead of one button defeats the purpose.
Maybe I'll have to look into some other scripting languages. I got the idea because there's a software called StrokesPlus.net, which does exactly what I'm looking for, but it's still one additional Program running in the background, which isn't very great, even if it's portable.
However, this utilizes the RButton correctly and enhances it with additional gestures.
I don't think you can remap keyboard shortcuts in Live but you can use a third-party tool. My prefered tool for mouse/keyboard customization is StrokePlus: https://www.strokesplus.net
Try StrokesPlus. I have been using (the old version, there is newly rewritten one) for yeeeaaarrsss. I have it on work computer as portable program. Can't live without it. I have gestures on everything.
I created StrokesPlus back in 2011 as a native C/WinAPI mouse gesture app. After a few years, many issues arose due to my inexperience with C and international coding as well as just getting tired of working with native WinAPI for the UI, so I decided to rewrite it from the ground up in C# and WinForms (yeah yeah, I know..I was already familiar and didn't want to spend time learning WPF at the time).
Its successor, StrokesPlus.net, has been my current passion/side project for the past couple of years. It allows you to draw something via mouse button (usually the right button) and execute a script which allows you to do just about anything with that window, other windows, keyboard/mouse events, etc. There is also support for hot keys, text expansion, and multiple other hooks which let you really get as granular as you want.
It uses Microsoft's ClearScript to allow JavaScript scripting via the Chrome V8 engine, which exposes custom built objects/methods including much of the .NET Framework to the scripts. Also made simple plug-in support, just drop in a .NET Class DLL into the plugins folder and the class(es) can be accessed from your scripts.
It's definitely targets a niche audience, but those who use it (myself included) can't stand to use a computer where it's not installed. Some people just use the basics and others have really impressed me with the amount of things they've created (and taught me new things!).
It's certainly geared toward people with scripting/programming experience, but it does help to keep the support manageable since most users either have some experience or are willing and excited about learning how to script...and I enjoy teaching them!
I used Strokesplus on a dedicated CAD workstation and it was quite handy. Maybe you could combine your G600 and software based gestures to get what you're looking for?