Quote from AndroidXP :

??? Don't forget to disable the Logitech key-functions you've set up earlier!

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Okay, please, describe step by step what you're doing...

type "//scriptname.lfs" to run a script, your only using one slash

toggle allow join during race (midrace=x)

Useful for example if you're running a practice session with midrace=no and easily want to toggle the setting in case a team member shows up.

Bind alt-f1 to /run FEL-midrace_yes

Quote from Jakg :

type "//scriptname.lfs" to run a script, your only using one slash

where can i find it or where do i put the name.

I love the idea of this thread,great work Vain

Here is some script I made today that turns the Hazard lights on\off using a second controller or button box.

I know that the on\off buttons are mapped to key_9 for "ON" & key_0 for "OFF".
So i had to write 6 files to make this work
(Hense the "too" button operation lol)

Included is a read_me & a picture for the ctrl+f_ mapping.

Enjoy

Is it possible to make a script where you press a button to turn on the indicator, but when the wheel returns to center it turns the indicator off?

Looking for input on building a script like the The F9->F10->F11->F12 cycle. In my case I want to configure a rotary encoder to scroll thru and display a list of messages as configured in the F9-F12 and CtrlF9-F12 hotkey bindings. I assume each .lfs file could /echo the messages and bind the associated hotkey to a button. Then once the message you want is showing, pressing the button sends the message. Can the scripts be designed so you can scroll either up or down thru the list?