So in theory you can set up xtapping combos for any value of x (confirmed)*
Also want to point out that I jumped to the double tap conclussion, even if this worked with tripple tap, because I believed the reason why I had to tripple tap was that I had f1 as "focus on control group 0" already. *edit: I just noticed this example in particular wouldn't be too practical, lmao, but your imagination is the limit. I probably should test this hahaha but I can't right now. For example press could be cicle trough, and double press select all. Which, you know, can have its uses, to add new military buildings to your ctrl f1 group trough remaking the group, for example.īut here comes the even cooler part: I havn't tested it but this makes me believe that you could edit your hotkeys so pressing a key once does one thing but double pressing it does some other. This is usefull for us Fkey users that don't want to rally our docks towards the enemy base.īut here comes the cool part: only if you go into the hotkeys file and you edit it so "select units on control group x" is "f1" insetad of just "f1" (I believe you accomplish this by setting the "counter" variable to "0") then in game if you have a control f1 group created when you press f1 you will select items in that group, BUT BUT BUT if you press f1 three times in a row for whatever fucking reason you will "select all military buildings".
So in a very unintuitive way (I think the intuitive should be do both) if you press f1 before creating a group on f1 you will select all military buildings, and if you want to edit it, resort or remove or even add on the selection, you can create an f1 control group and then f1 would prioritize that command. The in-game bonuses will appear in your Player Profile.If you use Fkeys, or have select all military buildings binded to any key, you can set up your hotkeys so ctrl + thatkey becomes a control group. You can access that by right-clicking on the game in your library, selecting Manage, and clicking Browse Local Files.
AGE OF EMPIRES 4 INSTALL
The other digital bonuses, including the banners and the Unit Counter Chart, you'll be able to find by browsing the install location of the game. To find your content once you've purchased the content you'll be able to find the soundtrack in the Additional Content section of the Age of Empires IV listing in your Steam library. On the in-game front, the Deluxe Edition includes a Coat of Arms, a Player Profile Portrait and an exclusive Monument all themed around wolves. Third is a compilation of the art painter Craig Mullins made for the game. The second bonus is the Unit Counters Chart showing which units are adept at countering which others. The first is a digital copy of the soundtrack composed by Tilman Sillescu, Alexander Röder, Henning Nugel, Armin Haas and Mikolai Stroinski. The Deluxe Edition of Age of Empires IV includes three significant bonuses for buyers to enjoy. Photo courtesy of Relic Entertainment/Xbox Game Studios
The contents of Age of Empires IV Digital Deluxe Edition.
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