It is now possible to assign a specific keyboard/mouse for Speeder to use. This is done via line 21 in config.txt:
- Line 21) If 1 (default), Speeder will use a keyboard and mouse device installed on your computer to send keystrokes and move the cursor. In this way, there will be no difference between a key you physically press and a key activated by Speeder, bypassing the game's and anticheat's ability to detect the input as simulated. If you would like to specify a specific keyboard and mouse for Speeder to use (I recommend the ones you are physically using), you may input the device numbers by separating each number with the "|" character. For example, if I want to enable device input, use the second keyboard device available, and use the third mouse available, I would write
1|2|3
on this line. The lowest possible number is 1, and the highest number is equal to the number of mice or keyboards you have installed on your PC, which can be discerned with Device Manager. For example, if you have five mice installed on your PC, possible device numbers would be 1 through 5. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to determine which device number corresponds to which device on your computer. However, you can use the RawInput Detector utility to test different device numbers and very quickly determine the correct ones to use. Your driver must be version 9+ for this to work. Speeder will warn you if you disable this line or if your driver is unable to send keystrokes.
The check for whether a key has been released or not has been deferred so that a macro's "keys" commands will always activate at least once. This fixes an issue where macros activated within macros would occasionally not activate.
These changes require updating Speeder to version 48. Your driver should be version 9.
