Turns Shift, CapsLock and CTRL into spell page modifier keys. Works for all operating systems! (Including Linux users!)
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Introduction: Turns Shift, CapsLock and CTRL into spell page modifier keys.
Holding any of these keys will change to the page you have setup in your in-game keybindings, on release, they'll switch back to the first page. Bind page 1 to F1, then 2-4 to Shift, CapsLock and CTRL. If you know a little python, modify the script to whichever keys you prefer.
This is a simple python script that listens for certain keys, and presses F1 for you on release of those keys. The Pause|Break key will kill the script, you'll then have to run it again.
How to use: You will have to have a working installation of python and pip, as well as two python modules: pynput and psutil. installed through pip (or manually for you power users). Run the python script through terminal/powershell/command prompt or download Visual Studio Code and open the file with the editor. Linux users can paste the script directly into AutoKey, but I won't explain how that works.