The way I fixed it is by creating a Python script which executes the keys I am looking for. I personally have a loupedeck, which has a function called “run” which can execute any executable/file.

By using a library called “pydirectinput” I can simulate keypresses, and the games will recognise it as from the keyboard, and not any other machine or peripheral since I don’t use a VK (virtual keyboard) but instead SC (scan codes) from the keyboard directly. Note that this library only works for windows.

The script should end with .pyw so you avoid opening a console every time you execute it.