Feedback, Complaints or Problems

I'm not sure which forum this belongs in but I just wanted to find out if my issue is as intended or is a bug.

I was just looking at the trainer settings in Aurora, doesn't really matter which game for this issue, and I see that there is a toggle for disabling the hotkeys then the hotkey to do that same action as well. My issue is that if I use the cursor to toggle disabling the hotkeys the action of using any hotkey for an option does indeed become disabled but when I use the keybind that I presume is supposed to do the exact same thing it instead disables all the trainer options I had enabled, as if I had closed the trainer but without having to reactivate it again. If this is indeed as intended then with all due respect can the hotkey text instead reflect what action is being performed? The toggle says "Disable all Hotkeys" and the bindable feature says "Hotkey to Disable all Hotkeys," if the second feature isn't supposed to do the same as the first then could someone please rename it to be less confusing?

I'm sorry but I didn't understand your issues. The hotkey to disable hotkeys is more like a temporarily solution. While the checkbox in Aurora is a permanent solution. Both options will disable toggling cheats by hotkey only. You can still toggle them via mouse clicks on Aurora, or via ingame overlay or via mobile app etc

You say something about, using hotkey disables all your previously enabled options?! That shouldn't happen but I also doubt this really happens. How do you get aware that options get turn off when pressing the hotkey? By a sound? On Aurora? If on Aurora, can you make a video of it?

I just tried both and both are working as intended.

[Edited by 0x90, 5/12/2023 9:49:26 PM]

I hope you are able to view this.

youtu.be/pQi1sbN8GsE
www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQi1sbN8GsE

[Edited by jtoya85, 5/13/2023 9:53:51 AM]

Thank you for the video. Now I understand the problem and you're right its labeled incorrectly and lead to misunderstandings. PReviously I thought you were talking about (CTRL+M I believe) which plays a sound "Hotkeys muted". But in the video you set a hotkey for a feature which is SUPPOSED to disable all trainer options, the wording is incorrect here. I will fix this.

If you still look for a hotkey to turn hotkeys on/off, you find it in Aurora settings -> hotkeys, first option.