How to map the oh shiet button in LGS?

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How do I do this and map it to the Logitech gaming software?

#2

have you tried simply replacing the prgram name? (might have bad side effects)

#3

@Shatter @Jakisaurus Thoughts? I have no idea.

#4

Might be helpful to add that I’m on windows 10 with a G602… sorry bout that

I did see that @Shatter managed to map his killrealm.bat to his razer mouse using synapse, so…

#5

Your Logitech mouse should have come with a configuration program. I am not familiar with it, but there should be a section for creating your mouse key bindings. You would want to set a mouse to run a program and point it at the .bat file. I can dig deeper if you still have issues.

#6

You have to turn on automatic game detection in order to map shortcuts to your mouse

#7

Logitech Gaming Software is that program, and there is a section for macro recording.

I just don’t know the way to bind the .bat file, because I can’t get the software to find the file to run (or any file).

#8

Did you set windows explorer to all files instead of only .exes?

#9

Can you tell me how? Thanks

#10

In LGS command editor, click on the grey button next to the place to type the location of the shortcut. A windows explorer window should appear, and in the lower right corner, above the open button, there is a drop-down menu that should say “Executables (.exe)". Click on it and choose "All Files (.*)” and all file types should be shown.

#11

I’m dumb oof

@Kaho thank you

#12

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