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OSX System Keys #122
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Any idea if F14/F15 (also mentioned in that thread) will control the screen brightness in Windows 10, or what the keycodes to do that on Windows 10 might be? |
I'm not familiar with Windows machines, but something like that may be possible with Autohotkey! |
Was hoping for something native, but glad you pointed me to Autohotkey, thanks! |
Thanks so much for the help! Unfortunately, I've tried using those keycodes and they don't seem to be working for me. Have others had success with KC_SLCK and KC_PAUS? (I'm on OSX 10.11.2.) Or is it something off with my code? (I have no experience with C... https://github.com/jeffschenck/qmk_firmware/blob/61a3ac0/keyboard/ergodox_ez/keymaps/jeffschenck/keymap.c#L185) Any additional direction would be much appreciated! Otherwise, I can go back to mapping those keys to KC_F13 and KC_F14, then using BetterTouchTool to map those to brightness adjustments. It'd be great to have it cleanly contained in the keyboard, though. :) |
F14/F15 worked to control the brightness both on my macbook and on my apple display when connected |
@wez I definitely see those shortcuts set by default in System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Display. However, they don't seem to work as advertised for me. Even when I set them to easier-to-press shortcuts (like Cmd+5) and hit the shortcut directly on my laptop's built-in keyboard, it doesn't trigger screen brightness. Perhaps it's just something off about my system... |
At first I have tried this with ErgoDox EZ on OS X 10.11.3 (15D21). |
Thank you for following up here, @romanzolotarev! Too few people take the time to note when stuff works - super helpful. :) |
Awesome! Saw the Readme, too :) |
Folks, here is a possible solution #207. Could you please check? |
@jackhumbert’s solution worked for me, however it’s backwards (at least for me on Mojave) — |
* Move keychron c1 to c1/rgb * Updated to the new path and board name
Is it possible to emulate the system keys you find on Apple keyboards for things like screen brightness up/down? I haven't been able to find any info on how to emulate those special keys. Thanks!
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