SteelSeries GameSense?

[totte1015]

Is there any way to get GameSense modded into a .jar or something?

I dont want to play REGULAR minecraft just to get my keyboard to work with it

 

[Moasseman]

Huh?

 

[jordsta95]

I am unsure what you're on about...

Any keyboard that works with vanilla MC will work with modded MC

 

[Senseidragon]

If I recall correctly, some of the SteelSeries peripherals have things like backlit keyboards that can change colors based on in-game events, like maybe gradually turning red as health gets lower, etc.

 

[Moasseman]

If I recall correctly, some of the SteelSeries peripherals have things like backlit keyboards that can change colors based on in-game events, like maybe gradually turning red as health gets lower, etc.

GameSense is this exact thing, easy to use and is compatible with pretty much everything. I just don't understand what the OP is trying here o.o

 

[Hambeau]

GameSense is this exact thing, easy to use and is compatible with pretty much everything. I just don't understand what the OP is trying here o.o

I don't know either but I can't see a mod creator writing a mod to support a single hardware product that many of us haven't heard of prior to this thread. I could see a "GameSense" specific mod forum (my Logitech G15, the original version, had one) providing game specific downloads, if the manufacturer provided an API and someone wrote one and uploaded it.

I do know that all the high-end keyboards have dedicated software for customization... some have APIs that allow you to write custom plug-ins that do things like assign macros to the extra keys. The old G-15 had a LUA API supporting the programmable keys and the pop-up LCD display that I saw used for player stats, weapon/ammo inventory, game timers and similar purposes.

 

[mc.crab]

To me it sounds like GameSense does not recognize FTB. One solution might be to launch the modded instance using vanilla launcher.

 

[Moasseman]

What do you mean "recognize"? Ofc it won't recognize if you don't have anything that tells it what to do

 

[KingTriaxx]

Minecraft isn't so heavy on the computer that you shouldn't be able to launch game sense after it's running, even with something like Monster.