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"Mute Microphone" control does not work when bound to Mouse 4

sdarkwell opened this issue ยท 4 comments

commented

Bug description
When the "Mute Microphone" control is bound to Mouse 4, it does not work. It appears to bind correctly, but neither pressing and releasing or pressing and holding the Mouse 4 button has any effect. Mouse 4 does, however, work as the "Push To Talk" button.

Note: Mouse 4, by default, is the Microsoft Windows "Back" button, but does normally does not have that functionality within Minecraft. Not certain whether or not this may be related to the issue.

Steps to reproduce the issue

  1. Start a game/join a world
  2. Go to Game Menu
  3. Click Options...
  4. Click Controls...
  5. Under the "Voice Chat" header, click "Mute Microphone"
  6. Press your Mouse 4 button to bind the button to the mouse
  7. Click Done
  8. Click Done
  9. Press your Mouse 4 button
  10. Note that the microphone is not muted

Expected behavior
Microphone should mute/unmute when the Mouse 4 button is pressed

Log files
Client and Server Log Files

Versions

  • Minecraft version: 1.16.5
  • Forge/Fabric version: Forge v36.1.32
  • Mod version: voicechat-forge-1.16.5-1.6.15

Other mods
None

Screenshots (Optional)
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commented

Sorry, I just noticed that you are using the Forge version of the mod.

commented

I tested it and it works perfectly fine. Please make sure you are actually using voice activation. PTT has no mute button.

commented

It should be fixed in the latest version now.

commented

Hello @henkelmax,

Apologies for re-opening the issue, but I have confirmed that I am in fact using Voice Activation, not Push to Talk. Keyboard keys work without issue, but mouse buttons do not.

Having tested it further, it seems that pressing the mouse button does toggle the mute state, but it is not refreshed until a keyboard key is pressed. So, if you press the mute button on the mouse and press any keyboard keys, you will remain in the previous mute state until a keyboard button is pressed, at which time the mute state will refresh. Pressing other mouse buttons does not, however, refresh the mute state.

For example:

  1. Begin unmuted
  2. Speak (Others can hear you)
  3. Press mute mouse button
  4. Speak (Other can still hear you)
  5. Press any other button on the keyboard
  6. Speak (You are now muted)

Both my girlfriend and I were able to recreate this behavior using difference mice.

Thank you and be well!

  • S.