Feature Request: Enable SAB Only for Certain Keys (e.g., WASD)

[derappa]

First, is it possible to configure HIP → SAB to work only with specific keys?
For example, can it be set to activate only on the WASD keys?
In-game, while driving a vehicle, the acceleration becomes inconsistent or the car doesn?t speed up properly.
The reason seems to be that with SAB enabled, pressing the left mouse button (which should correspond to R2 at 100% for full acceleration) results in inconsistent values like R2(20), R2(23), or R2(40).
Is there currently a way to make SAB active only on certain keys, or can such a feature be added?

[Austin]

I guess you play PUBG on PS or Xbox, right?
In order to prevent detection, after enabling SAB, you must randomize the trigger output, otherwise detection cannot be prevented.
For your needs, our current solution is to use the TBD (1, 2, 3) sub-configuration for driving scenes in the game, and then disable SAB in this sub-configuration. When you need to drive in the game, activate this sub-configuration.

[derappa]

What I mean is, during hip-walking in the game ? when you're just running straight by holding down the W key ? the character moves too much to the left or right because of excessive input from the left and right keys. Can?t we manually set the percentage that SAB will adjust? For example, let it give a value between -5 and +5 so the deviation isn?t too much.

[derappa]

Right now, the game is unplayable because of SAB. But when I turn SAB off, it results in a ban. The exact issue is this: While holding down RS(W), if I press RS(D) or RS(A) and then release my finger, there?s still some residual input for a few milliseconds ? like 22, 15, 8, or 25 ms ? and during that time, the character moves slightly to the right or left. It seems like the minimum trigger response time we can set is 20 ms, but if the value could instantly drop to 0 the moment we release the key, it might fix the issue ? though I?m not entirely sure. All I know is, when SAB is enabled, the game becomes unplayable.