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Do you mind checking if this is some sort of macro? If you need anymore details please let me know.
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Elkstir.Yes, it was recorded in R6. Thank you for the assistance. I will wait for ADM Nohope to confirm but this is pretty much conclusive evidence.
Thank you again. <3
what is DD in R6 a quick lean ?
anyway this DD is automated
it’s less sure for space C , are there some C space in log ?
and there is probably a no rec macro too , but for now graph is caped to 10 due to a bug , I’m fixing itYep DD would be a quick peak.
Space C is what is confusing, there is legitimately nothing in siege that I could think of that would make sense with a space and C.
As for the no recoil macro I would not be surprised at this point.
Thank you so much for all the help. It is much appreciated.
Hey ADM Nohope. Its me again. 😀
Im just wondering. So apparently, he just set his keyboard to 5ms debounce (this was the first match he played with it set like this), and that this is why the D was looking like that. Is that possible? Supposedly he can replicate it every single time on 5ms, but not on 10ms debounce. If that is possible, I would then have to look into that.
Thanks again for any and all help given. 🙂
I could understand that but why only DD then any key would have the same behavior and I ‘m curious to see which software allow a 5 ms repeat rate
The keyboard itself (Ducky one 2 mini) allows the debounce rate to be adjusted on the keyboard itself. Link: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/675025065380675594/757556252262924379/Screenshot_20200921-125745_Drive.jpg
Is it possible that perhaps, because of the fact that the keyboard has been in use for a very long time, the D key has begun malfunctioning slightly, and that is why it is the only key to show these weird patterns when on 5ms debounce?
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