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Discussion / Re: Playing on OS X
« on: September 01, 2015, 21:33 »
Thanks... both sensible ideas. I used vi back in the 90s so there might be some muscle memory there to get used to it again. I'd have to move a couple keys -- u and l but that's not too bad. I like the qw/as idea too.
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Discussion / Playing on OS X
« on: August 31, 2015, 20:47 »
Hi,
I'm trying to play on a quite new Macbook Pro, with graphics. Game runs fine overall. I am having issues with the keybindings and was wondering what other people do with OSX in particular, and laptops in general.
The keyboard lacks pgup/down etc. And no 'virtual number pad' with a num-lock fn key either like some windows laptops. So it seems there is no diagonal movement keys at all with the default keybindings. And no obvious convenient place to re-map them that doesn't interfere with something else and actually makes sense. It looks like I'd need to pretty much come with a completely new keybinding map to make the game properly playable (maybe use the "IOP"+"KL:"+"<>?"; and then move everything that conflicts currently with that somewhere else.
I wondered if someone had already done one, or had some suggestions? OSX laptops aren't exactly rare, so I figured someone else has already run into this...
Thanks,
I'm trying to play on a quite new Macbook Pro, with graphics. Game runs fine overall. I am having issues with the keybindings and was wondering what other people do with OSX in particular, and laptops in general.
The keyboard lacks pgup/down etc. And no 'virtual number pad' with a num-lock fn key either like some windows laptops. So it seems there is no diagonal movement keys at all with the default keybindings. And no obvious convenient place to re-map them that doesn't interfere with something else and actually makes sense. It looks like I'd need to pretty much come with a completely new keybinding map to make the game properly playable (maybe use the "IOP"+"KL:"+"<>?"; and then move everything that conflicts currently with that somewhere else.
I wondered if someone had already done one, or had some suggestions? OSX laptops aren't exactly rare, so I figured someone else has already run into this...
Thanks,
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