» Mon Mar 14, 2011 11:36 pm Thread #1 (versions 0.31 to 0.49) can be found at: http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=949637
Thread #0 (versions 0.30 to 0.31) can be found at: http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=945344
This mod REQUIRES OBSE
http://obse.silverlock.org/
Download version 0.49 http://tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=22326
Or for links to more beta-ish versions, check the last few posts in this thread.
Fromt the readme:
Super Hotkeys
version 0.49
by SkyRanger-1
Forum thread: http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=949637
tesnexus download: none yet
This mod requires OBSE version 16 or later. OBSE can be obtained here:
http://obse.silverlock.org/
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Section 1: Overview
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This mod extends the vanilla hotkey wheel in two general ways:
1. It adds new hotkey wheels, accessable by holding down modifier keys.
2. Slots in hotkey wheels can be marked as being special hotkeys. Special hotkeys have similar interfaces to the vanilla hotkeys, but can do a variety of different things like cycling you between weapons, or storing an entire outfit instead of a single item, or switching to a spell and casting it and then switching back to your original spell.
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Section 2: General Interface
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The general interface at this point is this:
2.1. It mostly works like regular hotkeys. You press the number and click on the item/spell to bind the key. Pressing and holding the number will cause the wheel to appear, showing you how the keys are currently configured.
2.2. Modifier keys allow you to switch between multiple wheels, similar to Improved Hotkeys. In the default configuration, pressing left-shift will switch you to an alternate wheel of hotkeys, pressing left-alt will switch you to another, and pressing left-shift and left-alt at the same time will switch you to a 3rd wheel of hotkeys, for a total of 4 wheels including the default wheel used when no modifiers are pressed.
2.3. To create a special hotkey, go to the stats menu and press the hotkey (plus optional modifier keys). A menu will come up asking you what type you want that hotkey to be.
Note: Some hotkey types have additional configuration options that can only be accessed by first setting the type of the hotkey, and then accessing this menu again and setting the type to the same thing it already was.
2.4. Now that slot in the hotkey wheel is occupied by a special hotkey of the type you chose. To change it back to a normal hotkey, repeat step 3 and select normal hotkey from the menu.
2.5. The process for configuring the special hotkey depends upon the type of special hotkey, but it generally involves binding items or spells to the hotkey by holding down the hotkey in the inventory or magic menu and clicking on one or more spells or items you want bound to it. In most cases you have to hold the hotkey down until you have finished binding all items.
The hotkey types are:
Normal Hotkey: These work just like in vanilla.
Cycler Hotkey: Used to cycle through a set of weapons or spells.
Gear-Set Hotkey: Used to equip an entire outfit at once.
AutoCast Hotkey: Used to cast a spell or sequence of spells automatically while still keeping your current spell selected.
For more details see section 3.
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Section 3: Special Hotkey Types
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Current hotkey types include Normal, Cycler, Gear-Set, Auto-Cast, and Dynamic Cycler.
3.0 Normal Hotkeys
The default hotkey type. Works just like a vanilla hotkey. That's because it IS a vanilla hotkey. All other hotkeys types are collectively referred to as "special hotkey types".
3.1 Cycler Hotkeys
Bind the Cycler Hotkey to each item you want it to cycle through, in order, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Each Cycler Hotkey remembers a position in the cycle. The position starts out as the first item in the cycle. Each time the hotkey is pressed, it will equip the item in the current position (or select the spell in the current position) and then switch to the next position.
3.2.0 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 0 (default)
Bind the Gear-Set Hotkey to each item you want it to equip or unequip, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. This will unequip any armor, clothing, jewelry, shield, or torch that is not part of the set.
In order to switch a Gear-Set hotkey between normal mode and alternate mode, go to the stats menu and press the hotkey for your Gear-Set. When prompted for what type you want to change it to, select Gear-Set. This will cause a menu to pop up offering you the option of switching to the alternate mode.
3.2.1 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 1
To configure a Gear-Set Hotkey that is in mode 1, equip every item you want the Gear-Set Hotkey to equip, and unequip every item you want it to unequip. Bind the Gear-Set Hotkey to each item you want it to equip or unequip, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Now when you use the gear-set key it should equip and unequip items appropriately.
3.2.2 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 2
As for mode 0 above, except that weapons and ammo are unequipped just like clothing.
3.2.3 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 3
This gear-set mod equips everything in the set and unequip nothing (though the act of equipping some things may force items occupying the same slots to be unequipped).
3.3 Auto-Cast
Bind the spells you want this hotkey to cast, without lifting the hotkey until all spells have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Now when you use this hotkey, your character should cast the bound spell in order as if you were switching to them and casting them sequentially. You can modify your currently set spell without interfering with the process or being interfered with by the process. You can press additional Cast Hotkeys, the spells they cast will be queued up. You can abort the sequence at any time by pressing the cast key, though if a spell had already started casting then that spell will complete before it aborts.
3.4 Dynamic Cycler
BE WARNED.
This hotkey type is difficult to understand and configure properly.
Go to the inventory or spell menu. Bind the Dynamic Cycler Hotkey to each item you want it to cycle through, in order, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. If you have one item from the cycle selected (and it is only in the cycle once) then using the hotkey should cause you to equip the next item in the cycle (not necessarily unequiping the previous item, if it did not occupy the same slot). The same is true for spells. If you have no items or spells from the cycle equipped then it will cause you to equip the first item from the cycle. If you have multiple items (or a spell and one or more items) from the cycle equipped, or if the cycle includes some items or spells more than once, then the behavior is more complicated but still consistent. Specifically, it will cause you to equip every item that comes immediately after an item in the cycle that you currently have equipped. Your active spell counts as equipped. If you have none of the items in the cycle equiped, then it will equip the first item in the cycle. Note that if this causes multiple scripted items to be equiped from a single keypress then only one of those items will avoid the OnEquip issue in the current version.
Potion Selector/Drinker: A Potion Drinker Hotkey will make you drink one of the selected potion type whenever you press it. The "selected" potion type in this case means the potion type bound to the most recently pressed Potion Selector Hotkey. To make a Potion Selector Hotkey, simply make a Potion Drinker Hotkey and then bind it to a potion type.
Planned but not yet implemented hotkey types include:
Gear-Set Cycler: Bind your Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey to your first set of gear, as for a Gear-Set Hotkey above. Then bind it to your second set of gear, as if you were replacing the original gear set. Repeat for each additional set of gear you want this hotkey to cycle through. Configuration is now done. When you use the Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey is should switch you to the next set of gear, as appropriate. Unlike some other hotkey types, you can not reconfigure by repeating the configuration process. If you want to reconfigure it, you have to reset it by selecting the hotkey type again from the stats menu.
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Section 4: .ini file configuration
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While hotkeys are generally configured in-game, modifier keys are configured from the .ini file. The options available from the .ini file are extensive, confusing, and difficult to explain.
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Section 5: Version History
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version 0.30: initial release
version 0.31: bug fix? or maybe I added gear keys? I forget
version 0.32: fixed handling of scripted inventory objects
version 0.35:
......added auto-cast hotkey type
......renamed the old cycler hotkeys to dynamic cycler hotkeys
......added new, simpler cycler hotkeys
......more stuff I've forgotten
version 0.36:
......changed cast hotkeys to support multiple spells in one hotkey
......changed name of cast keys to auto-cast keys
......improved handling of queued auto-cast spells
......fixed a couple bugs in auto-cast keys
......fixed bug when changing special hotkeys back to normal hotkeys
......fixed a bug that was preventing modifier keys from working properly
version 0.37:
......fixed issues with selecting the type of hotkeys with modifier keys
version 0.38:
......fixed an issue that was prevent the OnEquip stuff from working
......made modifier keys configurable from an ini file
......added 3 new types of modifier keys
version 0.39:
......improved behavior of auto-cast hotkeys
......added the ability to map a hotkey to an additional key
......changed the default behavior of gear-set hotkey, added menu to select behavior
version 0.40:
......removed spurious popups when viewing the stats menu immediately after starting a new game
version 0.41:
......added another mode for gear-sets
......possible fix for the continuous wheel spam bug
......added "cancel" button to hotkey type menu
version 0.42:
......fixed mode 2 for gear-sets
......added code to fix wheel number if it got messed up somehow
......fixed "cancel" button in hotkey type menu
version 0.43:
......fixed mode 2 for gear-sets, for real this time
......newly created gear-set hotkeys are now by default bound to the items you are wearing
......fixes bug introduced in .41 or .42 where going to the menus in the first few seconds after loading could make this mod go beserk
version 0.43, release 2:
......updates documentation somewhat, no other changes
version 0.44:
......fixes bug in gear-set type selection
......changes some hotkeys names to be more informative
version 0.45:
......fixes bug with multislot items not being unequiped properly in gear-sets
......fixed gear-set name updates
......misc. changes (ie stuff I've forgotten)
version 0.47:
......fixed issues with special hotkeys only equipping a single arrow
......reorganized some code, possibly other stuff I've forgotten
version 0.48:
......removed debugging script that gave player a test object
......added new hotkey type, the potion drinker/selector hotkey
......futzed with cycler hotkeys in hopes of fixing any problems in them
version 0.49:
......fixed a bug with equipping multiple arrows that could cause crashes on some computers
......fixed a bug with equipping scripted items that could cause hotkey 8 to be changed
......NOT INCLUDE: modified OBSE version now available, see below:
Modified OBSE version:
There is a modified version of OBSE 16 available from me. It seems to fix many of the problems that plague users of this mod. However, it is not a standard OBSE version, so until there is a standard OBSE version with these changes incorporated, care must be taken to avoid creating versioning problems for OBSE. If you want to test out this modified OBSE version, post in the forum thread or PM me on the official Bethesda forums, and I'll send you a link to the modified OBSE dll.
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Section 6: Plans
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Improve OnEquip handling
Fix up auto-cast hotkeys to work better with my big mod, Enhanced Magic System.
Support for hotkeys that are not part of wheels
Possibly add Pluggy HUD options for potion drinker/selector hotkeys.
Add additional options for mapping hotkeys to other keys.
Add Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey.
Add Toggle-Spell/Maintain-Spell Hotkey.
version 0.49
by SkyRanger-1
Forum thread: http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=949637
tesnexus download: none yet
This mod requires OBSE version 16 or later. OBSE can be obtained here:
http://obse.silverlock.org/
=============================================
Section 1: Overview
=============================================
This mod extends the vanilla hotkey wheel in two general ways:
1. It adds new hotkey wheels, accessable by holding down modifier keys.
2. Slots in hotkey wheels can be marked as being special hotkeys. Special hotkeys have similar interfaces to the vanilla hotkeys, but can do a variety of different things like cycling you between weapons, or storing an entire outfit instead of a single item, or switching to a spell and casting it and then switching back to your original spell.
=============================================
Section 2: General Interface
=============================================
The general interface at this point is this:
2.1. It mostly works like regular hotkeys. You press the number and click on the item/spell to bind the key. Pressing and holding the number will cause the wheel to appear, showing you how the keys are currently configured.
2.2. Modifier keys allow you to switch between multiple wheels, similar to Improved Hotkeys. In the default configuration, pressing left-shift will switch you to an alternate wheel of hotkeys, pressing left-alt will switch you to another, and pressing left-shift and left-alt at the same time will switch you to a 3rd wheel of hotkeys, for a total of 4 wheels including the default wheel used when no modifiers are pressed.
2.3. To create a special hotkey, go to the stats menu and press the hotkey (plus optional modifier keys). A menu will come up asking you what type you want that hotkey to be.
Note: Some hotkey types have additional configuration options that can only be accessed by first setting the type of the hotkey, and then accessing this menu again and setting the type to the same thing it already was.
2.4. Now that slot in the hotkey wheel is occupied by a special hotkey of the type you chose. To change it back to a normal hotkey, repeat step 3 and select normal hotkey from the menu.
2.5. The process for configuring the special hotkey depends upon the type of special hotkey, but it generally involves binding items or spells to the hotkey by holding down the hotkey in the inventory or magic menu and clicking on one or more spells or items you want bound to it. In most cases you have to hold the hotkey down until you have finished binding all items.
The hotkey types are:
Normal Hotkey: These work just like in vanilla.
Cycler Hotkey: Used to cycle through a set of weapons or spells.
Gear-Set Hotkey: Used to equip an entire outfit at once.
AutoCast Hotkey: Used to cast a spell or sequence of spells automatically while still keeping your current spell selected.
For more details see section 3.
=============================================
Section 3: Special Hotkey Types
=============================================
Current hotkey types include Normal, Cycler, Gear-Set, Auto-Cast, and Dynamic Cycler.
3.0 Normal Hotkeys
The default hotkey type. Works just like a vanilla hotkey. That's because it IS a vanilla hotkey. All other hotkeys types are collectively referred to as "special hotkey types".
3.1 Cycler Hotkeys
Bind the Cycler Hotkey to each item you want it to cycle through, in order, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Each Cycler Hotkey remembers a position in the cycle. The position starts out as the first item in the cycle. Each time the hotkey is pressed, it will equip the item in the current position (or select the spell in the current position) and then switch to the next position.
3.2.0 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 0 (default)
Bind the Gear-Set Hotkey to each item you want it to equip or unequip, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. This will unequip any armor, clothing, jewelry, shield, or torch that is not part of the set.
In order to switch a Gear-Set hotkey between normal mode and alternate mode, go to the stats menu and press the hotkey for your Gear-Set. When prompted for what type you want to change it to, select Gear-Set. This will cause a menu to pop up offering you the option of switching to the alternate mode.
3.2.1 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 1
To configure a Gear-Set Hotkey that is in mode 1, equip every item you want the Gear-Set Hotkey to equip, and unequip every item you want it to unequip. Bind the Gear-Set Hotkey to each item you want it to equip or unequip, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Now when you use the gear-set key it should equip and unequip items appropriately.
3.2.2 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 2
As for mode 0 above, except that weapons and ammo are unequipped just like clothing.
3.2.3 Gear-Set Hotkeys, Mode 3
This gear-set mod equips everything in the set and unequip nothing (though the act of equipping some things may force items occupying the same slots to be unequipped).
3.3 Auto-Cast
Bind the spells you want this hotkey to cast, without lifting the hotkey until all spells have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. Now when you use this hotkey, your character should cast the bound spell in order as if you were switching to them and casting them sequentially. You can modify your currently set spell without interfering with the process or being interfered with by the process. You can press additional Cast Hotkeys, the spells they cast will be queued up. You can abort the sequence at any time by pressing the cast key, though if a spell had already started casting then that spell will complete before it aborts.
3.4 Dynamic Cycler
BE WARNED.
This hotkey type is difficult to understand and configure properly.
Go to the inventory or spell menu. Bind the Dynamic Cycler Hotkey to each item you want it to cycle through, in order, without lifting the hotkey until all items have been bound. Configuration is now done, but can be repeated at any time. If you have one item from the cycle selected (and it is only in the cycle once) then using the hotkey should cause you to equip the next item in the cycle (not necessarily unequiping the previous item, if it did not occupy the same slot). The same is true for spells. If you have no items or spells from the cycle equipped then it will cause you to equip the first item from the cycle. If you have multiple items (or a spell and one or more items) from the cycle equipped, or if the cycle includes some items or spells more than once, then the behavior is more complicated but still consistent. Specifically, it will cause you to equip every item that comes immediately after an item in the cycle that you currently have equipped. Your active spell counts as equipped. If you have none of the items in the cycle equiped, then it will equip the first item in the cycle. Note that if this causes multiple scripted items to be equiped from a single keypress then only one of those items will avoid the OnEquip issue in the current version.
Potion Selector/Drinker: A Potion Drinker Hotkey will make you drink one of the selected potion type whenever you press it. The "selected" potion type in this case means the potion type bound to the most recently pressed Potion Selector Hotkey. To make a Potion Selector Hotkey, simply make a Potion Drinker Hotkey and then bind it to a potion type.
Planned but not yet implemented hotkey types include:
Gear-Set Cycler: Bind your Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey to your first set of gear, as for a Gear-Set Hotkey above. Then bind it to your second set of gear, as if you were replacing the original gear set. Repeat for each additional set of gear you want this hotkey to cycle through. Configuration is now done. When you use the Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey is should switch you to the next set of gear, as appropriate. Unlike some other hotkey types, you can not reconfigure by repeating the configuration process. If you want to reconfigure it, you have to reset it by selecting the hotkey type again from the stats menu.
=============================================
Section 4: .ini file configuration
=============================================
While hotkeys are generally configured in-game, modifier keys are configured from the .ini file. The options available from the .ini file are extensive, confusing, and difficult to explain.
=============================================
Section 5: Version History
=============================================
version 0.30: initial release
version 0.31: bug fix? or maybe I added gear keys? I forget
version 0.32: fixed handling of scripted inventory objects
version 0.35:
......added auto-cast hotkey type
......renamed the old cycler hotkeys to dynamic cycler hotkeys
......added new, simpler cycler hotkeys
......more stuff I've forgotten
version 0.36:
......changed cast hotkeys to support multiple spells in one hotkey
......changed name of cast keys to auto-cast keys
......improved handling of queued auto-cast spells
......fixed a couple bugs in auto-cast keys
......fixed bug when changing special hotkeys back to normal hotkeys
......fixed a bug that was preventing modifier keys from working properly
version 0.37:
......fixed issues with selecting the type of hotkeys with modifier keys
version 0.38:
......fixed an issue that was prevent the OnEquip stuff from working
......made modifier keys configurable from an ini file
......added 3 new types of modifier keys
version 0.39:
......improved behavior of auto-cast hotkeys
......added the ability to map a hotkey to an additional key
......changed the default behavior of gear-set hotkey, added menu to select behavior
version 0.40:
......removed spurious popups when viewing the stats menu immediately after starting a new game
version 0.41:
......added another mode for gear-sets
......possible fix for the continuous wheel spam bug
......added "cancel" button to hotkey type menu
version 0.42:
......fixed mode 2 for gear-sets
......added code to fix wheel number if it got messed up somehow
......fixed "cancel" button in hotkey type menu
version 0.43:
......fixed mode 2 for gear-sets, for real this time
......newly created gear-set hotkeys are now by default bound to the items you are wearing
......fixes bug introduced in .41 or .42 where going to the menus in the first few seconds after loading could make this mod go beserk
version 0.43, release 2:
......updates documentation somewhat, no other changes
version 0.44:
......fixes bug in gear-set type selection
......changes some hotkeys names to be more informative
version 0.45:
......fixes bug with multislot items not being unequiped properly in gear-sets
......fixed gear-set name updates
......misc. changes (ie stuff I've forgotten)
version 0.47:
......fixed issues with special hotkeys only equipping a single arrow
......reorganized some code, possibly other stuff I've forgotten
version 0.48:
......removed debugging script that gave player a test object
......added new hotkey type, the potion drinker/selector hotkey
......futzed with cycler hotkeys in hopes of fixing any problems in them
version 0.49:
......fixed a bug with equipping multiple arrows that could cause crashes on some computers
......fixed a bug with equipping scripted items that could cause hotkey 8 to be changed
......NOT INCLUDE: modified OBSE version now available, see below:
Modified OBSE version:
There is a modified version of OBSE 16 available from me. It seems to fix many of the problems that plague users of this mod. However, it is not a standard OBSE version, so until there is a standard OBSE version with these changes incorporated, care must be taken to avoid creating versioning problems for OBSE. If you want to test out this modified OBSE version, post in the forum thread or PM me on the official Bethesda forums, and I'll send you a link to the modified OBSE dll.
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Section 6: Plans
=============================================
Improve OnEquip handling
Fix up auto-cast hotkeys to work better with my big mod, Enhanced Magic System.
Support for hotkeys that are not part of wheels
Possibly add Pluggy HUD options for potion drinker/selector hotkeys.
Add additional options for mapping hotkeys to other keys.
Add Gear-Set Cycler Hotkey.
Add Toggle-Spell/Maintain-Spell Hotkey.
Current known problems:
OBSE bugs:
1. If not using the modified OBSE dll, sometimes a special hotkey will stop working, permanently. Switching to the modified OBSE will fix this.
2. If not using the modified OBSE dll, sometimes equipping of scripted items will fail strangely and persistently, possibly on a per-item basis. Switching to the modified OBSE will fix this.
Autocast bugs: I've been using auto-cast hotkeys extensively in game lately, playing through Lost Spires and Ivellon, so I have a fairly good idea what the bugs in auto-cast hotkeys are.
3. If you press an autocast hotkey, and then load a saved game while still auto-casting, your cast key will get stuck down. This can be avoided atm by pressing the cast key before loading the save. This can be fixed once it happens atm by pressing an autocast hotkey. This will get fixed in the next release, but might still result in a single spell getting accidentally cast after a game is loaded.
4. If you press an autocast hotkey for a spell that includes summon effects while using Supreme Magicka 0.86 or later, some issues occur due to the way Supreme Magicka is handling things. These issues can result in an old summon of the same type getting dispelled when your new summon appears even though you had not reached your limit on numbers of summons. These issues can also result in your selected spell afterwards being changed to the summon spell. A work-around may be added to fix this.
5. Sometimes autocast hotkeys cast your currently selected spell in place of some of the spell they were supposed to cast. This may be related to framerate, possibly triggered by low framerates. A fix may require showing the icon for next spell to be cast for a longer time than it currently does, making it easier to see where you are in the autocast chain but harder to see what spell you currently have selected.
6. Sometimes autocast hotkeys go bezerk and just keep casting indefinitely. This appears similar to #3 above, but can be fixed by pressing the cast button instead of the fix for #3 above. The is probably a bug in the cast manager script, and should get fixed whenever that script gets rewritten.
7. Casting quick-casting spells from my Enhanced Magic System mod using an auto-cast hotkey results in a normal cast instead. I'll add special code for cooperation between these two mods sometime.
8. The code to make you not accidentally cast your currently selected spell when you press the cast button to cancel an auto-cast may not be working correctly, and/or may fail in low framerate situations. It will probably get better whenever I get around to rewriting the cast manager script, but may not get perfect. One solution would be to switch to another key to abort autocasts, such as block, grab, or attack.
9. The icons for auto-cast hotkeys don't seem right.
General issues:
10. Equipping of scripted items are not handled perfectly... the biggest issue is that at most one scripted item gets handled by this code at once, any other items get redirected to the regular equipping stuff that doesn't worry about OnEquip. Other issues are that there is a tiny delay before the scripted item gets equipped, and that an equipping message and sound get generated for it. There's no good solution available for some of this, unless I want to put serious effort in to figuring out how to fake an OnEquip from an OBSE plugin.
11. Better icons need to get added or something sometime.
12. The modifier keys only count if they are pressed during the frame that the hotkey is released. This isn't really a bug, but it may not be desirable either.
13. Sometimes the game hiccups slightly when a special hotkey is pressed. This "hiccup" may result in a single-frame reduction in framerate, and possibly in the players position or animation jerking slightly, it's not clear to me at this time. I think this is the issue I was referring to earlier when I complained about my character sometimes seeming to jerk forwards when activating a special hotkey while holding down the forwards key. This issue arrises because special hotkeys are currently implemented as a zero-slot clothing item with no mesh bound to a regular hotkey, with an OnEquip script that unequips the item instantly. I think Oblivion thinks it has to update the players graphics or something because a clothing item was equipped and/or unequipped. Probably the only workaround is to intercept the keypresses to special hotkeys. Doing that has some other advantages too... it would let me suppress the stupid rustling sound, and the equip message, and replace them with anything I wanted. Would take a tiny bit more CPU power, but that's no big deal.
14. Persistent reports of hotkey wheels being overwritten by other hotkey wheels. I've never seen this happen, last time I looked at it (a while ago) I didn't see any way for this to happen.
