Hey there.
I just received my mx3s and main question can I achieve same functionality as with Logitech software?
Main thing is "button 5 + move up/down/left/right"
"Why not using Logitech app?" - I want all my customisations and hotkeys in one place and I don't understand who is in charge for which gesture/combination and are there any conflicts.
Thx
You're actually going to need both unless something has changed. I have an MX2 Master and an MX Vertical. I use Logitech Options to assign keystroke commands (configured in BTT) to the various buttons.
BTT isn't able to map the buttons directly without the Options software, unless something has changed.
actually I can map buttons and scrolls
But what i'm looking for is combination button + gesture
like this
In BTT you'd use mouse gestures/drawings for that, however they currently do not work super well with straight lines.
These docs still reference the old UI, but the basics are still the same: Drawing / Scribble Triggers · GitBook (folivora.ai)
Thank, already found it.
But you are right - strait lines are not working(
And if Logi+ app is running it completely take all control over mouse and BTT cant use most of it ( additional buttons)
Anyway, thanks.
If you want to keep the Logi+ app running you currently need to use the shortcut solution mentioned by @alex
Using the Logi Options software you can totally map those Gestures to BTT shortcuts. That's what I'm doing.
I have my Mouse Wheel click as my Gesture button. It's mapped to a custom keystroke, in my case SHIFT+CMD+;
You can see in this image that if I hold down my Gesture button and push forward, I get Launchpad.
Just for fun, I did the same thing and mapped that forward push gesture to a custom keystroke: CMD-1
In BTT that's a fun shortcut for opening Netflix in a Floating Webview.
So, you can do exactly what you're trying to do, you just can't do it natively from BTT. You run Logi Options, and modify the custom keystrokes to your BTT triggered custom keystrokes.
Hi @Aleksandr_Kurach , in your first screenshot you seem to be able to capture the Scroll Left/Right triggers from your Logitech Mouse. Can you pls confirm if this was done without installing Option/Options+?
Is any of the Logitech software able to run natively on silicon ARM Macs?
Logi Options (not Options+) is running natively on my M1 MacBook Pro.
