I got it to work by double clicking and holding the mouse button I wanted to bind. Not sure why it just didn't accept it when I initially pressed the button. It's a little janky but working now, thanks for reply.
DICE TeamI got it to work by double clicking and holding the mouse button I wanted to bind. Not sure why it just didn't accept it when I initially pressed the button. It's a little janky but working now, thanks for reply.
DICE TeamUPDATE: Never mind... in my case I had to hold down the secondary mouse button for binding prior to clicking the function I wanted to bind it too, but I didn't have to double-click at all, just pre-hold the secondary mouse button before choosing what to bind it to, so your advice helped steer me in the right direction.
There's still no functionality at all for the 3rd, 4th & 5th mouse buttons though, and those will all c consistently generate an L Alt result when any attempt is made to bind them to any functions..
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@skill-or-dieI've tried the method that you've suggested, and still get L ALT. Does this mean you were able to get things like a 3rd, 4th, 5th, and even simply the secondary mouse button to work?
If so, could you be more specific about the steps you took because I did try them, and nothing I do generates any other result beside L Alt.
Please let me know. Thanks. 🙂
I've posted the same solution in another thread along with more possible solutions (all based on the same tho)
So if the solution in this thread doesn't work please check the other thread as well. Not planning to repeat myself here :P
