Thank you a lot for the insight about "input consuming" only consuming inputs for InputActions on the same ActionMap. This allowed me to use this feature by moving all inputs to a single ActionMap.

This is no ideal but it worked for me, I had to change the logic from enabling/disabling different ActionMaps to enabling/disabling the individual actions that were inside it.

It was still not enough for the use-case of having only shortcuts (buttons with modifiers) consume input, as any type of composite consumes inputs and those who have more composite parts have more priority to consume inputs, which makes 2D directional inputs, with 4 composite parts, the ones with the most priority. To fix this problem I added the virtual function "IsShortcut()" to the class "InputBindingComposite" and then inside ComputeControlGroupingIfNecessary() of InputActionState.cs replaced the code that measures the complexity with:

```
// Compute complexity.
var complexity = 1;
if (binding.isPartOfComposite && !disableControlGrouping) {
var compositeBindingIndex = binding.compositeOrCompositeBindingIndex;

var bindingComposite = bindingStates[compositeBindingIndex];
var composite = composites[bindingComposite.compositeOrCompositeBindingIndex];
if (composite.IsShortcut()) {
complexity = 2;
}
}
```

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