logitech g-series key profiler
release64 - 3.06.109
but have no clue if its the current one or the legacy one
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logitech g-series key profiler
release64 - 3.06.109
but have no clue if its the current one or the legacy one
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That's the legacy version, but I see you are running Windows 7 64-bit, did you use the DLL from the x64 subfolder? Also, is the plugin enabled? (The checkbox is checked like other activated plugins)Originally Posted by Inescapable
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yes i did and i also tried the hotfix thingy...
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But you're sure the plugin is enabled? It's not colored red with the description: "Failed to load plugin"? (Which it should be on the hotfix since that one is 32-bit only).
If that works, let's see if the debug messages are actually being sent. Close TeamSpeak and run the DebugView utility. If the script is working correctly the debug messages should appear in there when you press the key.
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well i just tried to use "64" "32" and "hotfix" but non of them light up red
tried the debugview
[5548] TS3_PTT_ACTIVATE
[5548] TS3_PTT_DEACTIVATE
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Are you sure you're installing the plugin in the right location? Is there is an entry called "G-key Plugin" in the list?
Ok, the debug output is working just fine, we can rule out the script. It seems like the plugin is just not being loaded.
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C:\Program Files (x86)\TeamSpeak 3 Client\plugins\g-key.dll 32 and 64bit work
C:\Program Files\TeamSpeak 3 Client\plugins\g-key.dll 64 works but for some reason it seem like the ptt also activates by voice
Teamspeak (shift + ctrl + p) and G-key Plugin "checked"
Last edited by Inescapable; June 24th, 2011 at 11:22 PM.
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Ah you used the 32-bit version of TeamSpeak 3, but it still won't activate PTT?
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..........
Last edited by Inescapable; June 24th, 2011 at 11:25 PM.
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Now I get the problem, since the client is 32-bit only the 32-bit plugin will work on it and the 32-bit plugin can't debug 64-bit applications. The only way to solve it is installing the 64-bit version of TeamSpeak from the download page and use the 64-bit plugin with that.
I'll document this in the ReadMe in the next version, I can probably also detect it in the plugin and present the user with an error message.
Last edited by Armada651; June 25th, 2011 at 12:42 AM.
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thanks for the help
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I'm using Client 3.0.0-rc2 [Build: 14642], 64-bit version, when dropping the g-key dll from the x64 into my plugins folder and all i get is
I'm not sure what's causing this though... Other plugins work fine...Plugin failed to load:
Failed to open plugin.
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What operating system are you using?
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Windows 7 professional SP1 64-bit
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Are you sure you're using the correct version? Normally you'd only get that error when you're using the 32-bit version on the 64-bit version or the other way around.
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