A Modded Vortex MPC Utility

What is this?

• A copy of official vortex MPC, and modified to fix some issue and support more functionality.
• A web tool.
• Some dumb javascripts.

This mod is not actively being updated. You should checkout much-programming-core instead, which has more features and is easier to use.

Why?

• Apparently the official tool let you overwrite the Fn/Fn1/Pn key position and only apply them on the currently selected profile, yet the UI treat this feature as applying globally.
• And I don't like it, so I fixed it.
• While doing that, I found some cool things as well.

Any notes before I use it?

• Currently, the Func.key changes will apply to ALL profiles, including the default profile.
• Maybe try not to modify the default profile as it is currently not officially supported.
• For Vortex Core:
  • The official manual told you Fn+M,<,>,Shift is can not be changed, but you can totally do that without any problem.
  • Pn layer is better than Fn layer. Alert: this is an opinion.
• For other keyboards:
  • The MPC support these keyboards, but I have no idea if they have MPC firmwares yet.
• For Pok3r:
  • Too bad it is definitely not supported currently. Maybe you should keep your attention on the QMK custom firmware.
• Only Vortex Core has been tested. Take cautions while applying to other keyboards. Feel free to leave any feedbacks on other keyboards.

How to.

• You can use the github pages version
• You can also download the source code, and open index.html yourself (Cookies do not work for local files)

Difference from the official one

• Func.key changes now will be applied to all profiles.
• You can make changes to the default profile now.
• You can export/import profiles now.

Are you...

• No, I will not provide any support regarding this modded tool.
• No, I'm not liable for any damage you made to you keyboard via this tool. You decided to use it yourself.

Can you...

• Sure, provide any feedback you came up as an issue.
• Yes, I will check pull requests.

Do you need help?

• Yes. Please send help.
• Also, they put 12M of elements straight into index.html. If you want to dig throught that and make it data-driven that would be great. (They are using vue.js btw)