Instead of predetermined messages we use a keyboard and then take the keyboard inputs and put them in a notification and send it. I’m unsure if this would work but it would be cool.
I think that could be possible using lots, lots, and lots of triggers (I think) and maybe some block code? Also, make sure it’s filtered!
wire the keyboard to a text box.
Not that hard.
We would have to make a keyboard
Use properties and blockcode, the property is the message we are typing.
this ones less memory
Short answer: yes you can… in less than 30% memory!..
I don’t have the time to type it all out yet…
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Unless you want shifting and caps lock.
Then, use both guides and merge them together. After that use the text property to put in a notification device.
its possible just time and memory consuming
What would you consider this? Theory? Research or just a plain old question?
Shall we dig deeper into this and add research tag?
yeah you should probably add the research tag
We should wait for his reply though because we do not know if he wants to dig deeper or not
wait a minute, that would actually be a cool thing to do. merge both guides together in someway (maybe we could do that sometime lol)
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This concept already been brought up before
I would experiment with the new devices
(I think one’s a ui one so it might be possible with that havent seen what i can do with it yet )
Also on another note i’ll be more active now if anyone needs help getting into the wix or has questions about my systems im there to answer now
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assuming you got past the 100,000 memory limit and had the time to make one trigger for each number, letter, special character enc. theredically you could.
Look, that includes uni-code. Something even I bet we don’t really use that often in life.
We have the upper and lower case alphabet letters, 26 each. 10 numerals, and about 33 special characters, excluding anything more rare I guess.
That would add up to about 92 characters in all.
you don’t need to make one for every single letter and number 
literally the topic proving that was already linked in the topic.
you dont need a trigger for EVERY letter. its possible to reduce the memory consumption alot by making 3 letters use only one key. doing this leads up to only 1% of memory being taken up. or 1275 if you want the exact number.
we only need to figure out letters and special characters, which you can just edit the guide I linked slightly to include them. (just might take a bit to understand how the system works.) however this is easily possible to be done.
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technically, you could use two triggers and still make a functioning keyboard.
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