Controlling Which Macros Are Fired When Tapping Once, Twice, Thrice, or Four Times

[JMichaelTX]

@whitebalance

What's the fastest, simplest, most reliable way to do this?

1. Tap once on an xKeys, KM pauses for .2 seconds, if no other tap occurs, do Macro A
2. If another tap occurs, pause .2 seconds, if no other tap occurs, do Macro B,
3. Pause .2 seconds, if no other tap occurs, do Macro C,
4. Pause .2 seconds, if no other tap occurs, do Marco D.

@whitebalance

@DanThomas I did not attempt this macro because I did not understand it. Also it seemed like it was using a keyboard input,

I don't understand your comment. Doesn't xKeys "taps" work just like "tapping" any key on the keyboard?

I think you should download and test @DanThomas' macro. Seems to me it does exactly what you are asking for:

@DanThomas

MACRO: HotKey Multi-Press (Multi-Tap) Template

HotKey Multi-Press Template.v1.0.kmmacros (18.3 KB)

Based on an example by @peternlewis.

Use this macro template to create a macro whose hotkey can be single-tapped, double-tapped, triple-tapped, etc.