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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: combataran on Mon, 09 June 2014, 00:23:43
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I'd like to know how you use your Poker IIs, specifically the lack of the Fn1~12 keys. And the other keys as well when you're not playing.
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Although not exactly what you're looking for, I use an HHKB with my right hand when I play.
I've grown accustomed to just using [Fn+toprowkeys] for all my function keys. Ignoring the spectator commands, the only important things I even leave up there are the scoreboard, pause, and console.
For regular computer usage, the only thing that bugs me with these 60% boards sometimes is the lack of a numpad.
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I'd like to know how you use your Poker IIs, specifically the lack of the Fn1~12 keys. And the other keys as well when you're not playing.
I play DotA 2 and I had no idea the function keys did anything. I'll check it out next time I'm playing :P
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If you need the function keys, I recommend the fn lock mode and remap the function layer to that of your choosing.
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Don't do it. Fm+num keys makes the game literally, unplayable.
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Don't do it. Fm+num keys makes the game literally, unplayable.
On my poker F keys are accessed with capslock + 1, 2, 3, 4 etc.
What do you need the numpad for in Dota?
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I change F1-> 1.
that's about it lol
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I play DotA 2 and I had no idea the function keys did anything. I'll check it out next time I'm playing :P
F4 brings up the shop :)
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Dota is easier with dedicated F-row. But you can always remap the camera controls.
I use my 60 for most games but Dota requires the Choc Mini :)
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I play dota on my KBT pure. I just change f1 to 1, f2 to 2 and all that cause I don't really use the numbers in the first place.
For pause and unpause i just press fn +9 for F9.