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• Custom key type's definitions will reflect correctly if defined correctly, but there is an abbreviated notation to avoid writing the same definition over and over again.

• The easiest way to omit it is to not list it. Default values are automatically applied.
• However, only keyCtrlX needs to be specified.

Configuration name	Description	Default value
keyNameX	Key type's name	X
minWidthX	Minimum width of target key type	600(px)
charaX	Prefix of chart variable	1a,2a,3a, ...
colorX	Arrow color group	0,0,0,... (all in the same group)
stepRtnX	Angle/AA type	0,0,0,... (all in the same direction)
posX	Step zone position	0,1,2,...
divX	Fold position	last number of posX+1,last number of posX+1
blankX	Step zone spacing(X coordinate)	55(px)
scaleX	Scale the arrow drawing area	1(1x)
shuffleX	Shuffle group	0,0,0,... (all in the same group)
scrollX	Extended scroll setting	(no extended scroll setting)
assistX	Assist key settings	(no additional assist settings)
keyGroupX	Specify where to assign partial key types	0,0,0,... (all in the same group)
keyGroupOrderX	Control display order of subkey groups	(display all groups)
transKeyX	Set another key mode	(no another key mode)
keyRetryX	RetryKey	BackSpace
keyTitleBackX	Back to title key	Delete

• All except keyCtrlX.

• Use this variable to specify the default value for Pattern 2 only.

|pos7n=0,1,2,4,5,6,7$0,1,2,3,4,5,6|
-> |pos7n=0,1,2,4,5,6,7$|

• All except keyNameX, minWidthX, appendX.

• Since all patterns are too many, we will focus on some of the 7key pattern 1.
  • keyCtrl: 7_0 -> S, D, F, Space, J, K, L
  • chara: 7_0 -> left, leftdia, down, up, rightdia, right

• In different patterns where only the key configurations are changed, most of the settings are often the same.
• The setting (target key type)_0 can be used in many places as a setting to divert the settings of pattern 1.

|chara9g=left,down,up,right,sleft,sdown,sup,sright,space$left,down,up,right,sleft,sdown,sup,sright,space|
-> |chara9g=left,down,up,right,sleft,sdown,sup,sright,space$9g_0|

• Since 10key is a key type with an additional space added to 9Akey, this is an example of quoting the settings of 9Akey as is.
• When citing the definition of another key type, the key type must have been defined prior to the definition.

|chara10=left,down,up,right,space,sleft,sdown,sup,sright,sspace|
-> |chara10=9A_0,sspace|

|scroll10=Cross::1,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,1,1,1/Split::1,1,1,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1/Alternate::1,-1,1,-1,1,-1,1,-1,1,-1|
-> |scroll10=Cross::9A_0,1/Split::9A_0,-1/Alternate::9A_0,-1|

• When |appendX=true| (overwrite existing key type) is used in the custom key type's specification, the first data of the custom pattern can be used by using 12_(0) in the number reference of the custom part.

|append12=true|
|keyCtrl12=F1,F2,F3,F4,F5,F6,F7,F8,F9,F10,F11,F12$Q,W,E,R,T,Y,U,I,O,P,Ja-@,Ja-[|
|chara12=oni,left,leftdia,down,sleft,sdown,sup,sright,space,up,rightdia,right$12_(0)|
|color12=1,0,1,0,3,3,3,3,0,1,0,1$12_(0)|
  ----> Same as |color12=1,0,1,0,3,3,3,3,0,1,0,1$1,0,1,0,3,3,3,3,0,1,0,1|

|stepRtn12=45,0,-45,-90,giko,onigiri,iyo,c,90,135,180,225$12_(0)|
  ----> Same as |stepRtn12=45,0,-45,-90,giko,onigiri,iyo,c,90,135,180,225$45,0,-45,-90,giko,onigiri,iyo,c,90,135,180,225|

|blank12=50$12_(0)|
  ----> Same as |blank12=50$50|

|shuffle12=0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2$12_(0)|
  ----> Same as |shuffle12=0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2$0,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2|

|scroll12=Cross::1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1/Split::1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-$12_(0)|
  ----> Same as |scroll12=Cross::1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1/Split::1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-$Cross::1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1/Split::1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-|

• colorX, shuffleX, stepRtnX

• colorX, shuffleX, stepRtnX holds multiple groups, so use this specification when you want to explicitly quote the settings for group 1.

|stepRtn10=0,-90,90,180,onigiri,0,-90,90,180,onigiri|
-> |stepRtn10=9A_0_0,onigiri|

• charaX

Abbreviated name	Actual deployment name
7_0	left,leftdia,down,up,rightdia,right
a>7_0	aleft,aleftdia,adown,aup,arightdia,aright
4A	left,down,up,right
bt3>7_0	bt3left,bt3down,bt3up,bt3right

|charaXX=left,down,up,right,space,sleft,sdown,sup,sright|
-> |chara9a=5_0,s>4A|

• keyCtrlX, charaX, stepRtnX

Configuration name	Abbreviated name	Actual deployment name
keyCtrlX	4A	Left,Down,Up,Right
keyCtrlX	4S	S,D,E/R,F
keyCtrlX	4J	J,K,I/O,L
keyCtrlX	4W	W,E,Digit3/Digit4,R
keyCtrlX	4U	U,I,Digit8/Digit9,O
keyCtrlX	4W	W,E,Digit3/Digit4,R
keyCtrlX	3S	S,D,F
keyCtrlX	3J	J,K,L
keyCtrlX	3W	W,E,R
keyCtrlX	3Z	Z,X,C
charaX	4A	left,down,up,right
charaX	3S	left,leftdia,down
charaX	3J	up,rightdia,right
charaX	7	left,leftdia,down,space,up,rightdia,right
stepRtnX	4A	0,-90,90,180
stepRtnX	3S	0,-45,-90
stepRtnX	3J	90,135,180
stepRtnX	3Z	giko,onigiri,iyo

• Only charaX can be prefixed with (partial key type's name)_(prefix).

|chara9a=left,down,up,right,space,sleft,sdown,sup,sright|
-> |chara9a=4A,space,s>4A|

• This is an example of use with 18key.

|keyCtrl18=W,E,D3/D4,R,Space,Left,Down,Up,Right,S,D,F,Z,X,C,J,K,L|
-> |keyCtrl18=4W,Space,4A,3S,3Z,3J|

|chara18=sleft,sdown,sup,sright,space,aleft,adown,aup,aright,left,leftdia,down,gor,oni,iyo,up,rightdia,right|
->|chara18=s>4A,space,a>4A,3S,gor,oni,iyo,3J|

|stepRtn18=0,-90,90,180,onigiri,0,-90,90,180,0,-45,-90,giko,onigiri,iyo,90,135,180|
-> |stepRtn18=4A,onigiri,4A,3S,3Z,3J|

• scrollX

|scroll18=Flat::1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1,-1|
-> |scroll18=Flat::1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-|

• Creates a sequence of numbers based on the starting and ending numbers. Decimals can be used for the starting number.
• This function is mostly for posX, but it can be used in some other settings as well.

• keyCtrlX, colorX, posX, shuffleX, keyGroupOrderX

|pos20=0,1,2,3,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21|
-> |pos20=0...3,5...8,10...21|

• keyCtrlX, colorX, posX, shuffleX, keyGroupOrderX

|pos20=0,1,2,3,5,6,7,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21|
-> |pos20=0...3,5...8,10...13,14...21|
-> |pos20=0...+3,5...+3,10...+3,b0...+11|

• Can be used to repeat the same specification separated by commas. Cannot be used for repetition across key patterns (separated by $).

• keyCtrlX, charaX, colorX, stepRtnX, posX, shuffleX, keyGroupX, keyGroupOrderX, scrollX, assistX

• This is an example of repeating the same setup 9 times each.

|scroll18=Flat::1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-|
-> |scroll18=Flat::1@:9,-@:9|

• This is an example of repeating the same setting 6 or 3 times. keyGroupX and keyCtrlX are a little special in the setting, and the part including the slash is one set.

|keyGroup25=0/1,0/1,0/1,0/1,0/1,0/1,0/2,0/2,0/2,0/2,0/2,0/2,0/3,0/3,0/3,0/1/2/3/4,0/3,0/3,0/3,0/4,0/4,0/4,0/4,0/4,0/4|
-> |keyGroup25=0/1@:6,0/2@:6,0/3@:3,0/1/2/3/4,0/3@:3,0/4@:6|
|

• keyCtrlX, charaX, colorX, stepRtnX, posX, shuffleX, keyGroupX, keyGroupOrderX, scrollX, assistX

• In the case of repeating a pattern of "0,-90,90,180" three times, it can be written as follows.
• The key point is to use ! instead of comma , in the repeating pattern.

|stepRtnXX=0,-90,90,180,0,-90,90,180,0,-90,90,180|
-> |stepRtnXX=0!-90!90!180@:3|

• Key type's specification
• How to create a custom key type

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