can this mouse make macros for GW2?
1238672
I don't think so, sadly. I mean, you can map custom keys to the 1-12 buttons, but you can't make macros with the mouse. If you wanted, you could, say, have the "=" key on your keyboard press 1, 2, and 3 on the keyboard (You'd have to configure the macro in-game, if GW2 doesn't have macros, then you'll need a keyboard with programmable keys or a 3rd party program or something), then in Razer Synapse, you could make button 1-12 act as the "-" key, I believe.
1238673
its probably the best mouse on the market for macroing, i use it for control groups on starcraft and hotkeys in WoW and DotA2. just bind them to the keys on the mouse and go have fun
1238674
Sorry I do not know the answer for this question if u may be more specific or ask somebody else would be most helpful for you thanks for asking :)
1238675
Yes, you have to download synapse. But there you can make every button a macro if you want
760143
Macro only. I feel it's to harsh for portraits. Makes it look like a pop up flash
1450370
2 and no, the instructions are in a foreign language with no English translation. However, I use this mouse for playing WoW, and the macro setup with them allowed me to program the mouse.
747760
I don't have this mouse but on other mice I've had within the software you need to change the buttons to a keyboard function. Then in game change the short cuts to what you want to do to the keyboard key you chose. The mouse software basically makes the game interpret the mouse click as a keyboard key press.
1772532
Yes. Set a macro via your OS or utilize third party software WYSIWYGs. This is not a programmable item on it's own. Most any key can be configured for just about anything via the OS. To answer previous questions, the same goes for the mouse. For gaming purposes, use the in game configurations options.
1572513
By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
1246710
According to Logitech's own website, they completely support your mouse on the Windows 8 platform (source: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32425#Mice)You would program your mouse's macro buttons using the 'Mouse and Keyboard Settings' program that comes with the Logitech drivers package. The program may also be called and titled, 'Logitech SetPoint'.
1926825
It works great with a gaming mouse. This is a must buy for any games that require a lot of hot keys or spells that need to be pressed. He'll enjoy this for guildwars.
2061557
I'm not sure what you mean. I have been using this mouse with Mists of Pandaria since launch, with no problems. Every button works correctly in-game. There has been only a couple of occasions where I have had to go into the Interface control panel (within Warcraft) and un-check and then re-check the "Detect World of Warcraft Mouse" button, but other than that, it has been issue-free.What exactly is your issue? Have you had issues mapping each button to the Key Bindings, or what difficulties are you experiencing?
1707934
Yes, you program the G keys with the logitech gaming software and can program them to any keystroke, multiple keystrokes (which allows for macros), text block, a mouse function, a media function, a hotkey (like alt+f4, copy, paste, etc), make it launch a shortcut, or open your email or web browser.
994198
I never used this software, but yes it can. I make youtube videos (Gammby5874) and I have a review of this mouse which will help you in case you don't understand this: You can make different profiles/maps for different programs. You can make one for Autocad and bind the mouse to different keystrokes. Say there is a shortcut for something that uses "P" frequently, but that is always out of the way, you can make it so that one of the mouse buttons is that letter. OR you can make it a more advanced binding. Like I said I don't use that, but this mose is WAY more than just an MMO gaming mouse. It has tons of other functionalities.
156924
See that silver button around where your thumb is? You shift it left or right for lower or higher. And press it for a whole different profile. I don't use this mouse anymore because no finger support. And that's important since I Minecraft Pvp.
450795
I have that exact setup, and you can program the g-keys individually using Logitech's gaming software across multiple Logitech peripherals. It doesn't matter if you have a G1 on the G13 and a G1 on the mouse, when you program them, they are programmed based on what device the key is physically on. So you can program G1 on the G13 to execute a macro, and G1 on the mouse to emulate a function key, for example.
1031272
Absolutely, macro any keys you can press on the keyboard. it would be insecure though, clearly. open the utility, select the key, any key on the mouse is remappable, the drop down menu has nearly every option you can think of: left, middle, right click. forward/backward (up/down arrow really). single-key, combo-key (any two, e.g. ctrl-F1), cut/copy/paste/select all/find/new/print/save, switch window(alt-tab)/close window(alt-F4)/show desktop(windowskey-d)/lock pc, all media controls (play/pause/stop/volume-+/prev/next/mute/mute mic(clutch for voice chat servers), macros which can be any sequence of keys and delays of any length, fire key (which is mouse left click 3x fast, and loops if you hold it down for spamming), dpi cycle, dpi+, dpi-, profile switch, and even disable. you can make any button on the whole mouse into any of these commands. tldnr: yes, passwords and the kitchen sink possible.
1949230
The only way to do it is to set a macro and just set to a key on your keyboard and set the action to that key in game. Windows doesn't seem to recognize the button.
824300
Absolutely. When you program a macro, you tell it when to press and when to release a special key (Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Tab, etc.)
667331
They should be, I play WoW and I have been able to set macros to them, so programming them isn't an issue.