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Include note in the wiki CIDs list regarding the "middle" button that might actually be the gesture button #275
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Sure, just added that. |
@gyohza Hello, may I ask you how do you figure out the CIDs of your mouse? I own an MX Master 3 and want to see which CIDs each buttons/functions corresponds to. |
Hey, @seanmamasde - to be quite honest, I hadn't found a quick way to list my device's CIDs. It looks like there's an open request here, with a comment from the maintainer:
Although can't be sure where we're at for this feature, since we haven't had any updates there since 2020. As for what I did back then, I think I figured it out by elimination. I no longer have the script, nor do I have logiops working and installed on my machine right now, but if memory serves, what I did was include each and every CID listed in the CID table in my config, e.g.:
Then I executed
By eliminating the CIDs for which warnings had been thrown, I was then left with a list of valid CIDs. I guess there's a chance that a CID might not be in the table at all, but they all seem to be hexes lying between
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I own an MX Anywhere 2S and I spent ages trying to figure out what the CID for the gesture button is.
Turns out it was actually the middle button's, but it took me quite a while to think that it might be it and actually try it out.
Maybe I was slow in figuring this out, but can we please update the wiki CIDs list so that nobody else gets stuck in this little gotcha?
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