All you need to do is type in the level using your keyboard. I don't believe there is any special setup / keybind required to do that.
Ha! I thought you had to change it in the settings,didn't realize you used the keyboard to pick the lvl right before you placed it. As I thought something simple.
Thanks for the answer Sarrate!
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I still can't believe I never thought to try that.
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Awesome info I never thought to ask about. I found a way going through the options menu, but this is much faster. It can be a pain for exemplaring builds that have IOs at several levels through out the build
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While we're on the subject, I vaguely recall someone describing a way you can get Mid's to pick the next IO in a set as you slot up a power, so that if you're slotting a set (as opposed to frankenslotting) you can place it faster without having to manually go find each IO and slot it. Is there such a thing, or am I misremembering?
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its not that but you can copy a io by middle clicking(ie scroll wheel)
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Selecting the first IO in a set and then clicking the scroll wheel button in the next slot will place the next IO in the set. If you are using common IOs, SOs, HOs etc. then the scroll wheel click will copy the previously placed IO, as Swift Frost says above.
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Originally Posted by Sailboat
While we're on the subject, I vaguely recall someone describing a way you can get Mid's to pick the next IO in a set as you slot up a power, so that if you're slotting a set (as opposed to frankenslotting) you can place it faster without having to manually go find each IO and slot it. Is there such a thing, or am I misremembering?
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OK. Knew about and discovered the the manually typing in the level for the IO thingie myself, but I sure didn't know about this... Awesome! Thanks for mentioning this Streetcleaner and Swift Frost!!!!
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Selecting the first IO in a set and then clicking the scroll wheel button in the next slot will place the next IO in the set. If you are using common IOs, SOs, HOs etc. then the scroll wheel click will copy the previously placed IO, as Swift Frost says above.
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Ditto this, fantastic!
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Originally Posted by beowulf2010
OK. Knew about and discovered the the manually typing in the level for the IO thingie myself, but I sure didn't know about this... Awesome! Thanks for mentioning this Streetcleaner and Swift Frost!!!!
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might not be the best board for this but the scrapper folk seem to be active posters and very helpful as well.
So anyway the question is when using mids is there a way to set different enhancements at different levels? All I seem to be able to do is set them all at the highest or all at the lowest.I'm new to using mids and maybe I'm missing something thats right in my face?