FREEDOM TO BIND YOUR OWN KEYS!!!

[Mykro360]

Define "any function"?

You do realise you can bind quite a few right now under "other" in keyb config. I don't know how many more do you need to bind...

Yes, I realize what is in the keyboard config O.o. And what I mean by any function is, currently the arrow keys do multiple tasks because they are bound to one key. I want the option to set my arrow keys to move the camera and navigate menus, then set the keys that scroll the action bar to any other keys I want "undecided," and the target modes need to just be put in the menu because using the arrow keys to change target modes is just a terrible idea. I just want the controls to just go back to the way the were in FFXI but have the option to set the action bar scroll keys to what ever I want. Let me simplify this for you,

Current arrow key functions:
Cycle targets Left
Cycle targets Right
Change target modes Up
Change target modes Down
Navigate menus
Scroll ability bar Up (when they feel like it)
Scroll ability bar Down
Scroll ability bar Right
Scroll ability bar Left

What I want to see in the keyboard config is this :

Cycle targets Left --------------- What ever key/s we want
Cycle targets Right ------------- What ever key/s we want
Change target modes Up ------ What ever key/s we want
Change target modes Down --- What ever key/s we want
Navigate menus ---------------- What ever keys we want
Scroll ability bar Up ------------ What ever key/s we want
Scroll ability bar Down -------- What ever key/s we want
Scroll ability bar Right -------- What ever key/s we want
Scroll ability bar Left ---------- What ever key/s we want
Move Camera to the left ------ What ever key/s we want
Move camera to the right ----- What ever key/s we want

Starting to make sense?

When I say any function I mean any function the keyboard is currently used for but bindable to any key we want. And yes I know the camera gives us the option to map our own keys, but why not the arrow keys?

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say you use a controller, if you do then this thread isn't for you.