Logitech gaming software

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I have a fairly old mouse (Logitech G700s) and want to look after it as its comfortable in the hand and I use it every day.

I comes with software to configure the profiles on the mouse, and would like an official word on whether configuring a button (right mouse button) to perform the same action
without having to keep smashing it (to save the life of the button switch) would be considered cheating? There are a number of posts I’ve seen online that say they’ve been banned for botting etc and wondered if this falls under that banner?

I’m running a double swing barb at the moment, and instead of whacking the RMB all day, I just want it to repeat if I hold the button down.

Thanks

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Use of any third party software in Blizzard games is strictly prohibited. Especially any that automates a process. If the automated system catches you, you can be banned. Would advise against it myself.

Blizzard End User License Agreement - Legal – Blizzard Entertainment.

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remapping your buttons, while technically against the ToS wont get you into trouble. (doing it with my controller as a key is broken lol)

however, if the key press leads to multiple actions being done, you will pretty likely be detected. In the scenario you described, thatd be the case.

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1 button press must equal 1 action. Anything outside of that would fall under automation and not allowed.

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