Profile Location and Direct Edit

[OverTheEDJe]

Hi,

1) Where are profiles saved on the drive so that i can backup?

2) Is there a way edit profile directly without the interface? I have about 30 commands for Red Team, I only need to change 1 command to make 30 more for blue team and 30 more for all teams. This would be done much easier directly in the file without the interface.

[Pfeil]

1) Where are profiles saved on the drive so that i can backup?

That information can be found here.

2) Is there a way edit profile directly without the interface? I have about 30 commands for Red Team, I only need to change 1 command to make 30 more for blue team and 30 more for all teams. This would be done much easier directly in the file without the interface.

Have you looked into dynamic command phrases and conditions? Depending on the difference between "teams", that could be preferable to duplicating commands

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[OverTheEDJe]

Thanks for your reply, dynamic commands...I will look into that one.

[OverTheEDJe]

Hi I looked into dynamic commands, but I am not sure if this will work for what I am looking do to.

Essentially, I have 3 teams (Blue, Red, and Gold), they all do the exact thing with the same command / keystroke sequence, except I need to send F5, F6 or F7 as the first command to designate the team. For example...

Red Open and Clear (F5, i, 3, 4, h)
Blue Open and Clear (F6, i, 3, 4, h)
Gold Open and Clear (F7, i, 3, 4, h)

[Pfeil]

This is one of the few cases where it may make sense to use composite commands (I.E. prefix/suffix pairs)

That way you could have "Red", "Blue", and "Gold" as prefixes, and have those prefix commands press and release the appropriate function key, while the suffixes (E.G. "Open and Clear") would press and release the rest of the sequence


Alternatively you could use normal commands with a set of conditions, that checks what the first spoken segment was, and presses the appropriate key, but then you'd need to copy-paste those actions into every command (though you could save them as a snippet to make that more practical).

[OverTheEDJe]

This is one of the few cases where it may make sense to use composite commands (I.E. prefix/suffix pairs)

That way you could have "Red", "Blue", and "Gold" as prefixes, and have those prefix commands press and release the appropriate function key, while the suffixes (E.G. "Open and Clear") would press and release the rest of the sequence


Alternatively you could use normal commands with a set of conditions, that checks what the first spoken segment was, and presses the appropriate key, but then you'd need to copy-paste those actions into every command (though you could save them as a snippet to make that more practical).

Thanks for the suggestions!