Fragpedal Tutorial: How to add downloaded macros to your IDI Macro Library

Posted by on Jan 13, 2012 in Blog, Support | No Comments

Although the Fragpedal comes with an installed set of macros, it is commonplace to share, download, and add macros to your macro library, as well as create them using the MacroBuilder module. This post explains the simple process to import a new macro to the \macro directory and then place it on a button.  We’ll ...

Sometimes Bad is Good Dept: Cheating at Blackjack

Posted by on Nov 28, 2011 in Blog | No Comments

Making Millions the Easy Way We have a love of good work here, which is a double-edged concept. There’s the conditions of work (our business focus) which can be good, and secondly there are the jobs themselves that can be good. This post is about the second, and with some apologies to moralists, a very ...

Software Fix: Improved Sound Files

Posted by on Aug 29, 2011 in Blog | No Comments

IDI Content Updater v1.08 comes with a host of new sound files and bug-fixes for the old batch, so you can get high-quality sound feedback to your mouse actions. This patch will fix many of the “example” macros to play audio correctly. Grab the new updater here   Sound Effects are great for complex commands ...

Aion Online Macros

Aion Online Macros

Posted by on Jul 28, 2011 in Blog, Game Macros and Configurations | One Comment

MMOs are very command-intensive, and there’s a lot the Fragpedal can do to help out. We are working on adding support for a variety of MMOs, so let Aion Online be the first! Configuration: Flying Controls Flying controls add an extra layer of commands for the user to execute successfully. Here is the Flying profile ...

In Depth: Tap / Press / Hold Buttons

In Depth: Tap / Press / Hold Buttons

Posted by on Jul 15, 2011 in Blog, Game Macros and Configurations | No Comments

Tap / Press / Hold buttons are an important component of IDI technology and can deliver a huge benefit to your games.  Triggering one command on a button press and another on a hold is big stuff. I thought this week I’d make a run down of popular applications for this button behavior, to better ...

Are your key mappings making you a worse player?

Are your key mappings making you a worse player?

Posted by on Jul 12, 2011 in Game Macros and Configurations | No Comments

  Here at the Good Work Matters Research Institute*, we never stop looking for new ways to improve your game. The subject of key-mapping strategy came up at our morning meeting today, and we wanted to shed some light on how to optimally map your in-game controls. As you can see, all the prime real ...

Now selling GWS Products

Posted by on Jul 8, 2011 in News | No Comments

Hey all, The re-design of Good Work Matters is complete! We now host and sell Good Work Systems products. Check out the new looks for our footpedals and mice! Is there anything else you’d like to see on this site?

Duke Nukem support and criticism

Duke Nukem support and criticism

Posted by on Jun 28, 2011 in Game Macros and Configurations | 2 Comments

10. The enemies and environment are really repetitive and bosses are formulaic 9. The graphics were better in the first game. 8. The ultra-egotistical character is better done by Stephen Colbert and Zaphod Beeblebrox 7. References to other games are parasitic and don’t add any value 6. The game fails to be surprising, ever (except ...

New Dragon Age Origins Macros

New Dragon Age Origins Macros

Posted by on Jun 27, 2011 in Game Macros and Configurations | One Comment

Alright guys, this is the good stuff. Three Actions on One Button: Tap / Press / Hold macros I made these macros to demonstrate how complex smart buttons help you out in tactical games like Dragon Age: Origins. The triple-action smart button used here is deceptively easy to use. Once the assigned button is pressed, ...

Minecraft Configuration

Minecraft Configuration

Posted by on Jun 24, 2011 in Game Macros and Configurations | 2 Comments

Today, Greg from the Innovation Squad brings us some configurations for Minecraft. This is a great game for the Fragpedal: 1) Using your feet for repetitive commands helps keep your hands from cramping. 2) Minecraft embraces the clever and creative spirit that Fragpedal users are known for.