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The -k parameter does indeed do what I need as far as not blocking the keyboards goes!
I have a follow up question though- is there a way to run two instances of LuaMacros simultaneously? I need to block one keyboard without blocking the other, and I'm not quite sure how to do that.

There is a way, with a couple caveats. First of all, from what I've heard autohotkey is just the right sort of tool for this job, although I have never used it myself. You might check it out. Don't get me wrong, LuaMacros can do it too, but it might be overkill. The other consideration is that this ...

I'm still working on this keyboard project, and I had a question/feature request. Is there a way to handle input from a keyboard without blocking it? This is useful when tracking inputs from individual devices without messing up their use/capabilities. I tried simulating all the keypresses in the ha...

Thanks for the quick reply!
I guess I'll just handle the main keyboard events (simulating the actual key event) and make a virtual keyboard to reference. Sadly I've run into difficulties with the C# side of things. It turns out Windows isn't easily fooled.

I'm working on a project to use my second keyboard to do all sorts of cool stuff, for which I'm using LUAMacros for some tasks, and sending all the encoded key event data to a C# programme that does the rest. I've noticed that although LUAMacros handles the KeyUp and KeyDown events when lmc_set_hand...