Key Bindings: change them permanently on General Discussions Message Board - Page 1

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Natharias posted on Mar 12, 2015 4:32:31 PM - Report post

Still new to these forums, I think this is my second post so far. I tried searching for a subject about this before but couldn't find anything and didn't see a tech help forum.

Is there a way to permanently change the key bindings for a trainer? Or must they be re-bound each and every time you launch the trainer?

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PWizard posted on Mar 12, 2015 4:35:33 PM - Report post

Our newest trainer template used by Caliber has this capability. It will automatically remember the keys used. In previous trainers you could use the key customizer to create a key file that would be loaded by the trainer to also remember them. I do not know about 0x90's trainers.

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Natharias posted on Mar 12, 2015 6:33:44 PM - Report post

I have really no idea what kind of trainers I'm using.

How do I tell what type of trainer it is? I'm currently only using the Far Cry 4 trainer. Though I've used ones for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Thief (2014), Dishonored, and a few others.

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CombatWars posted on Mar 14, 2015 9:42:32 PM - Report post

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originally posted by Natharias

I have really no idea what kind of trainers I'm using.

How do I tell what type of trainer it is? I'm currently only using the Far Cry 4 trainer. Though I've used ones for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Thief (2014), Dishonored, and a few others.

If you go back to the Far Cry 4 trainer page, you should see a bolded "Contributor:" somewhere underneath the download button for each trainer update. There it'll tell you who made the trainer/editor.

For the Far Cry 4 trainer, 0x90 made it as shown in the following picture:

Link

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Natharias posted on Mar 14, 2015 9:49:25 PM - Report post

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originally posted by CombatWars

quote:

originally posted by Natharias

I have really no idea what kind of trainers I'm using.

How do I tell what type of trainer it is? I'm currently only using the Far Cry 4 trainer. Though I've used ones for Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Thief (2014), Dishonored, and a few others.

If you go back to the Far Cry 4 trainer page, you should see a bolded "Contributor:" somewhere underneath the download button for each trainer update. There it'll tell you who made the trainer/editor.

For the Far Cry 4 trainer, 0x90 made it as shown in the following picture:

Link

Ah, many thanks!