Key bindings for F13-F24

Based on a previous customer report, unfortunately the standard windows control for setting hotkeys is unaware of F13-F24 which is why you cannot set those keys as hotkeys in Multiplicity.

Sorry that seems a little confusing to me. Are you saying that windows doesn't support F13-24?

Sorry, what I mean is we use a standard Windows control for entering hotkeys.  Based on a customer report before, it seems this specific control isn't aware of those keys.  Possibly an oversight by Microsoft.

Because of this Multiplicity cannot accept those as hotkeys.  If you know the scancodes of those keys it might be possible to directly edit the registry to create a hotkey entry however.

The other thing to try is if shift plus say f11 triggers when you press f13 as there are suggestions that might be a mapping used by Windows sometimes.

Yeah Editing the keys at \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Multiplicity2\HotKeys\ with the keycodes does not seem to update in Multiplicity.
In fact setting the hot key in Multiplicity then deleting it from the registry seems to have no effect on the app (even with full unloading) I've not tried after a reboot yet though. So I suspect it's stored somewhere else too?

Any update on this? I am hoping to utilize F13-F24, but Multiplicity seems like it is not able to detect them.

How do I convert those keys to the numbers used in the registry under: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Stardock\Multiplicity2\HotKeys ?

Figured it out. The registry key names are decimal.

I added a broadcast key for "G" on the keyboard which created a key named "71". Then I went in and renamed the key to "124" and restarted Multiplicity services.

While the key doesn't show up in the GUI, I can confirm it still works!

F13 -> 124
F14 -> 125
F15 -> 126
F16 -> 127
F17 -> 128
F18 -> 129
F19 -> 130
F20 -> 131
F21 -> 132
F22 -> 133
F23 -> 134
F24 -> 135