When enabled, it will detect when you are rapidly pressing a key. Then, if you immediately hold the key down after repeatedly pressing the key, the tool will continue pressing the key for you at the same rate until you release the key.
Operating systems support key repetition by default, but this feature will work on more programs and games while also dynamically matching your actual repetition speed.

  When repeating the key for you, the keyboard dynamic repeat feature will try to match your natural variance for its repetitions if enabled.

  When repeating the key for you, the keyboard dynamic repeat feature will vary the timings of key presses according to this value, unless match variance is enabled.

  This is the number of times you need to repeatedly press a key before the dynamic repeat can kick in. If you choose 2, there will be no variance to match.

  Controls how long a button must be pressed compared to its previous pattern before it will trigger dynamic repeat.

  Keyboard Dynamic Repeat can cause issues with movement keys. This can be solved by having it ignore the movement keys. Arrow keys will be ignored in every choice except "None". I have defaulted this value to the arrow keys and begrudgingly to WASD. While I fear I have betrayed my ESDF compatriots, I do not doubt their ability to easily find this setting and set it to the superior movement keys. Long live ESDF!

  Keyboard Dynamic Repeat can be easily triggered by modifier keys due to the way they are typically used, which can cause more problems than it is worth. By default, Control, Alt, Shift, and Windows Key are not handled by Keyboard Dynamic Repeat for this reason, but you can enable these keys with this setting.

  When enabled, it will detect when you are rapidly pressing a key. Then, if you immediately hold the key down after repeatedly pressing the key, the tool will continue pressing the key for you at the same rate until you release the key.
Operating systems support key repetition by default, but this feature will work on more programs and games while also dynamically matching your actual repetition speed.

  When repeating the key for you, the keyboard dynamic repeat feature will try to match your natural variance for its repetitions if enabled.

  When repeating the key for you, the keyboard dynamic repeat feature will vary the timings of key presses according to this value, unless match variance is enabled.

  This is the number of times you need to repeatedly press a key before the dynamic repeat can kick in. If you choose 2, there will be no variance to match.

  Controls how long a button must be pressed compared to its previous pattern before it will trigger dynamic repeat.

  Keyboard Dynamic Repeat can cause issues with movement keys. This can be solved by having it ignore the movement keys. Arrow keys will be ignored in every choice except "None". I have defaulted this value to the arrow keys and begrudgingly to WASD. While I fear I have betrayed my ESDF compatriots, I do not doubt their ability to easily find this setting and set it to the superior movement keys. Long live ESDF!

  Keyboard Dynamic Repeat can be easily triggered by modifier keys due to the way they are typically used, which can cause more problems than it is worth. By default, Control, Alt, Shift, and Windows Key are not handled by Keyboard Dynamic Repeat for this reason, but you can enable these keys with this setting.