I presume it has been already discuss but my search queries were unsuccessful. I've a French "AZERTY" keyboard. This means that the default key bindings for units grouping are not completely working. Indeed, the 1...9, 0 keys are as in QWERTY keyboard above letters but it requires capslock. So these keys are not working for me (even with capslock activated). Lucky enough, I can still use the num pad on the right. I've tried to modify these keys by the "AZERTY" corresponding ones, ie : &, é, ", ', (, -, è, _, ç, à but it's not working too. Is there a way to configure binding for special characters like these ? Thanks
hi there We're Belgian so facing the same problem (azerty) The way it's playable is - have multiple keyboard layouts in windows - change to international with a keybind (windows-space for example, you can edit that so that it only happen in the current application) - switch to international layout as soon as the game has loaded. - ofcourse you'll have to remember that a is now q, z is now w and so on. now you can also use wasd for navigating the sphere (zqsd in our case)
so it sounds like our key-binding utility library doesn't hand international keys correctly. I have an azerty keyboard and I will make sure the game works correctly with it, however... I probably won't be able to do it right away. I didn't know that the key-binds didn't work, so that makes our international keyboard support a more important issue. Thanks for reporting this.
in fact, this was already reported on the bugtracker FS#2686 - Key Pane WASD and alternative Keyboard Layouts (Azerty) thanks for looking into it, we understand it can't happen right away, we happily work around it until it's fixed (-:
I think it is the same bug that didn't allow me to type the @ in the Ubernet-Linking.. copy&paste from notepad worked though..
@tripax Thank you for your answer. Happy to see that I'm not alone. The keyboard layout trick, I've already done this with success but I'd like to avoid it. @masterdigital Great to hear that you'll look for it ! Thank you. (And as Tripax said, we agreed that there is no hurry to fix it at the moment. We can deal with it.)
