Key Binding Issue with Shift...

[Raoul]

I cannot bind shift keys on my G15...

With default bindings in game i cannot walk...if i try to change to another key it works, but if i try to bind back shift to walk it's like shift button broken (but in chat it's not broken).

How to solve it?

[trucane]

Having the same problem and so far I haven't been able to find a solution so if you do indeed find one please post it here

[KarlMonster]

AVA is schizophrenic about what keys you can/cannot bind. Some premium games will let you independently bind left shift/control and right shift/control to four different functions. I don't have quite the same problem as you lads, since I bind all movement to the number pad and stay the hell away from WASD - except for the premium game CoD4, in which I cannot bind there. AVA doesn't let you bind End/PageUp/PageDown keys, though a GM did express the idea that maybe they would add that someday. Perhaps left shift support will be included.

I'm not clear on what a G15 is... a gaming mouse? On my old mouse I used to have a 4th button in a strange location that I bound for walking in other games. I didn't consider binding walk to my mouse until just now. I'll try it right now.

[mthreem]

What do you mean by walking with shift key? Isn't it Soldier Front to use shift to walk? You always walk and dash only when you his forward key two times in AVA, arent' you?

[GM_AVA]

Thanks for the report guys. I think there might be some compliance issues with the G15 and A.V.A because walk is bound to the 'Left Shift Key' by default. I'll forward this information to our tech team and see if we can find anything.

[Raoul]

Yes, I've been trying other time but no way to fix it.

I can type with LEFT SHIFT in chat and it works but i cannot use shhift keys to walk... :(

[KarlMonster]

What do you mean by walking with shift key? Isn't it Soldier Front to use shift to walk? You always walk and dash only when you his forward key two times in AVA, arent' you?

I don't know about Soldier Front because it always locks my computer up hard when I try to play that.

Here's what we mean by walking:
Normal movement; clomp, clomp, clomp, clomp, clomp

Run movement; CLOMPCLOMPCLOMPCLOMPCLOMPCLOMP

Walk movement;(step) (step) (step) (step)

In other words, 'walking' is for when you don't want to sound like the main character in F.E.A.R.
I don't know that it makes too much difference, because I can't seem to hear enemy footsteps in the way that I would expect to. But then I play S.T.A.L.K.E.R. a lot, and its just shocking how a 200 lb man in a 40 lb exoskeleton armor (with 60-80 lbs of gear) can sneak up on you...