Autohotkey - Use SC value to find appropriate key in SharpKeys?

Can you? I have the SC value (056) for a key on my keyboard that should be where right ctrl should be. Is it possible to find the value in SharpKeys using that SC value?

I just bought this OMEN 15-dc0020ca and not only did they do away with the Home key, but they also got rid of the right crtl. It appears it's impossible to remap the "OMEN" key back to Home, so I've been trying to compromise. It's really sad that I've had to remap the numpad forward slash key, but what do you do? Use fn+"OMEN"? Yea, right... But now there's this extra vertical line/backslash key next to alt and I need it to be useful as right ctrl.

Thank you for your help, TenForums.

Yea, that's basically what I've trying to figure out. If a specific key has a scan code in one program, it must be possible to compare that to the values in SharpKeys to locate the same one. Like, for example, you have:

That has all those fancy number-letter combos in there and they seem specific to each key. If Autohotkey can discriminate between one key and another, wouldn't it then be possible to have a chart depicting the corresponding values? Go from what those things in SharpKeys are called to the scan code recognized in Autohotkey. You know, I can't be the first person to think of this! haha

Yesterday I tried every single one of the "unknown" keys in SharpKeys to try to remap my "OMEN" key back to home. The most I was able to learn was that Autohotkey doesn't have a scan code for it. Luckily, the key next to right alt does.

... I can't help but wonder if it would help other users if I made a chart for the SC and their values seen in SharpKeys. Like if it's a universal thing, then that would save people some whole quack of time!


some SC shown by the keyhook script

Oh, and a pretty neat thing I saw when I was playing around with KeyTweak and SharpKeys: they would show the same alterations in their UIs; which is no surprise, but apparently you could make a chart showing the correlating keys between all three programs, if you wanted! After all, KeyTweak uses # values on the keys instead of what identifiers are used in the other two programs.

ah Sorry. The AHK script doesn't change its behavior. I also just tried all the unknown keys in SharpKeys in a similar fashion to the OMEN key. Thanks for the help, dalchina. I guess I'm off to learn how to add my own keys to SharpKeys. I, honestly, figured the AHK script would work, being that it has an SC and everything. All well.

Hey! So, I learnt that there's an incredibly conspicuous "Type Key" button in SharpKeys you can press! All this time I thought it was letting me know the keys listed were types of keys! Nope. It's an actual button! Life is so easy now! I can use the right control button again!