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For StarCraft 2, just use the grid layout. I don't understand how anyone would want to use anything but the grid layout. It's very easy to learn: not only do th
by himinlomax 7y ago
For StarCraft 2, just use the grid layout. I don't understand how anyone would want to use anything but the grid layout. It's very easy to learn: not only do the key match with the displayed icons' positions, but the key is labelled in the icon.
- plopz 7y agoI tried grid, but I couldn't ever unlearn the muscle memory of other games. A for attack, S for stop, H for hold position, P for patrol is burned into my hands at this point, trying to overwrite that is fruitless.
- larrik 7y agoI manually made my own grid layout, where Q,W,E,R were the bottom row of buttons, in order, and everything else stayed where it was, mostly. Worked well for all the units I remember, but buildings ended up having a manual grid layout instead. You end up pressing Q a lot, which was conveniently located near the group keys anyway.