@Andreas_Hegenberg The three key sequences below actually work as they should. Unfortunately, there are exceptions that I don't understand.
If I trigger 1 and then 3, everything works normally. But if I then trigger 3 again, 2 is triggered instead.
Do you see an obvious error in the setup? Thank you.
key sequence 1
key sequence 2
key sequence 3
hey frank, could you copy & paste or export these three sequences and paste them here? (Then I can easier try to reproduce)
I don't see anything obviously wrong, but it's a pretty complex setup - best I look at the logs of what's happening 
Hi Andreas, do you think so? 
The standard setup would be to tap a button once, twice, three times. With the addition “Trigger if no further...”.
I only abbreviate because I don't want to tap three times.
So:
Tap once --> down/up
Tap twice --> down/up/down/up
And then instead of tapping 3 times, tap 1.5 times --> down/up/down (and hold)
Maybe I'm making a mistake. I have exported the three triggers together. Ok like this? And thanks for checking.
exported_triggers 1:1,5:2.bttpreset (6.6 KB)
can you try making sure the "order is relevant" checkbox is checked for all of these?
I think the problem is that it gets confused with this if two times the same key is required in sequence
It works perfectly like this, thank you Andreas.
Not that I would understand that ... to be honest.
So whenever the same key is pressed twice in a key sequence, the "order" is important?
In general for such key sequences it is always kind of important as every key press is exactly planned/intended by you. Having the sequence consist of only the same key makes it even more important.
When typing words the order of the up events doesn't really matter - you can type "hi" either with h(down) - h(up) - i (down) - i(up) or with h (down) - i (down) - h (up) - i (up) "
I currently also don't have a good way of explaining why that is 
I'll try to come up with an easy example.
Ok, the main thing is that it works. You can trigger a lot with just one key this way. I can think of a few more variations. Let's see if I can manage the setup. Otherwise I'll just ask you again. 
