Zwift

by Michael Kosmatka

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Overview

What is this?

This tool allows fellow Zwifters to streamline interface interactions in Zwift by providing a pre-configured tactile button interface with customized icons and layout. The installation is clean, doesn’t require the companion app, or a keyboard. It sits with you on your bike much like a Garmin or Wahoo computer. But it controls almost all your in-game interactions with the press of a button.

How do you use it?

Assuming you have a Stream Deck with the software up and running, load the profile provided below, launch Zwift then select your ride. Once you are on the road or starting gate the keys will function as designed. At its essence it is a fancy macro key interface to control Zwift.

What's new?
  • Added the Stream Deck Neo profile to control Zwift
  • Most icons have been refreshed
  • Minor adjustments and improvements across all profiles

General

  • Added a "Down" button to Actions
  • You can now do basic navigation and selection in the menus
  • Added a button to toggle the message prompt for you wireless keyboard users

Stream Deck Neo

  • 8 button layout
  • 2 additional capacitive buttons for page navigation
  • New InfoBar that displays time and page data
  • A new layout specific to the Neo
  • Optimized Camera and Drone functionality

What's Missing?

  • Video Screenshot on PC doesn't have a mapped key, but is accessible via action bar
  • Coffee Break and Teleport do not have a mapped keys, but the actions are accessible via action bar
  • Some menus are older so selection states render improperly when navigating

Considerations

  • I’m seeking input on the profile and will be evolving it over time
  • Support for Mac / PC versions of Zwift across all Stream Deck devices
  • The Stream Deck software must be up and running for the functions to work
  • App focus is everything. Zwift doesn’t communicate with the Stream Deck so it must be the active app to receive input from the Stream Deck
  • You may want to have your mouse handy
  • The “Close” button closes any window or menu
  • Not all functions are available when at the starting gate grid
  • I’m not responsible for any loss of data
Information

Size

3.09 MB

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Version

1.35

OS

Mac

Windows

Device

SD +

SD Mini

SD MK

SD XL

Icons

Yes

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