I'm using right click drag as mouse gestures, which overrides the control for any app that uses it. I'm fine with that. The issue comes when disabling the trigger, it still overrides the system control.
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The only way to return control to the system is by closing BTT entirely or disabling all the individual gesture actions + the trigger, which is unexpected.
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Additionally, it does not matter that the gesture trigger is app specific, it still overrides the trigger everywhere if the gestures are defined for all apps.
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App specific Disable Drawings / Mouse Gestures doesn't work for that app. The trigger is still taken by BTT.
I'd expect if a trigger is disabled not to override the system for it and also the 3. to actually work.
I'm not sure I understand correctly, but you can disable the right-mouse drawing here:
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Ah, that helps although it's a bit hidden to do it regularly.
My major issue is that this setting doesn't disable the right click recognition for target app, the gestures just don't trigger but the trigger is still taken by BTT.
Ah I see. That might be a bug, I'll have a look!
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Should be fixed in 5.276 alpha (uploading now, available in ~10min)
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Seems to be the same as before. Just noticed that Disable BTT check actually works and stops the right click recognition, although is not ideal since I have a few actions for that app.
mhm it seems to work fine here with the alpha, is maybe the TouchDesigner app not recognized correctly? (In that case you would need to try to match it via a conditional activation group)
Can you try adding a application specific shortcut for that app and see whether it works?
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App specific keyboard shortcuts have been working with TouchDesigner without issues. Still does in the alpha. Any ideas?
EDIT: In the alpha, disable gestures actually disables right click entirely (not only right click drag)
