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Probably the simplest way would be to make a specific input-device mapping.

Unfortunately I did only find very basic documentation about input-device mapping.

Can someone help and explain to me how this works in details?
- what is the difference between the layers?
- not all the possible actions are clear to me
- a detailed overview of the different windows would be great
- a window to number mapping as well as action to number mapping would be great

I have experimented a bit. Unfortunately I could not figure out much. For example I tried to assign horizontal scrolling to the remote scroll-wheel in window "topbar".
--> all layers: condition: window = topbar, actoin= move left/right

This did not work at all. So either it has something to do with layers or I do not yet understand how input-device mapping is working.

Any help is appreciated!

<blockquote data-quote="flexi" data-source="post: 141761" data-attributes="member: 47757">Probably the simplest way would be to make a specific input-device mapping.Unfortunately I did only find very basic documentation about input-device mapping.Can someone help and explain to me how this works in details?- what is the difference between the layers?- not all the possible actions are clear to me- a detailed overview of the different windows would be great- a window to number mapping as well as action to number mapping would be greatI have experimented a bit. Unfortunately I could not figure out much. For example I tried to assign horizontal scrolling to the remote scroll-wheel in window &quot;topbar&quot;.--&gt; all layers: condition: window = topbar, actoin= move left/rightThis did not work at all. So either it has something to do with layers or I do not yet understand how input-device mapping is working.Any help is appreciated!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="flexi, post: 141761, member: 47757"] Probably the simplest way would be to make a specific input-device mapping. Unfortunately I did only find very basic documentation about input-device mapping. Can someone help and explain to me how this works in details? - what is the difference between the layers? - not all the possible actions are clear to me - a detailed overview of the different windows would be great - a window to number mapping as well as action to number mapping would be great I have experimented a bit. Unfortunately I could not figure out much. For example I tried to assign horizontal scrolling to the remote scroll-wheel in window "topbar". --> all layers: condition: window = topbar, actoin= move left/right This did not work at all. So either it has something to do with layers or I do not yet understand how input-device mapping is working. Any help is appreciated! [/QUOTE]