Hey comrades! what's up?
Anyhow , I just started using ACTool , and I find pretty useful so far.
I have read some guides , but I can't make a commad work.
This is what I want to happen - while I hold down a certain button (say V) , I want the mouse to click continuously with a given delay between clicks (say delay=50).
Is the KeyDown=V a viable command? Any help would be much appreciated!
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Hello Ilan, There is a file inside your AC Tool folder with the name actool.chm or press Help -> AC Tool Help inside the program.
Press Index or search and type: KeyDown then you will get Description, Parameters and Example of KeyDown.
-Vanberk
Press Index or search and type: KeyDown then you will get Description, Parameters and Example of KeyDown.
-Vanberk
QUOTE(Vanberk @ May 28 2009, 05:36 PM) 
Hello Ilan, There is a file inside your AC Tool folder with the name actool.chm or press Help -> AC Tool Help inside the program.
Press Index or search and type: KeyDown then you will get Description, Parameters and Example of KeyDown.
-Vanberk
Press Index or search and type: KeyDown then you will get Description, Parameters and Example of KeyDown.
-Vanberk
Hey Vanberk , thanks for your replay but unfortunately , it wasn't helpful.
I have look in the help section , and it doesn't tell me anything useful. I understand how the command works , but what I
don't understand is if it can function as a condition , and if so , how can it be used combined with the "while" command.
I would be happy if someone could post an example script with those command.
KeyDown A 3 sec <-- will hold down A for 3 seconds.
keys ~? = ?
keys ^@2 = @
Like this?
keys ~? = ?
keys ^@2 = @
Like this?
CODE
while 1=1
delay 50
LeftClick
end
delay 50
LeftClick
end
QUOTE(Vanberk @ May 28 2009, 07:39 PM)
KeyDown A 3 sec <-- will hold down A for 3 seconds.
keys ~? = ?
keys ^@2 = @
Like this?
keys ~? = ?
keys ^@2 = @
Like this?
CODE
while 1=1
delay 50
LeftClick
end
delay 50
LeftClick
end
Kinda , but no.
The condition is that the key is pressed.
If button K is pressed do something?... Like a hotkey?
CODE
constants
i=0
end
While 1=1
ProcessMessages
Delay 500
End
Procedure Test when {Globalkeys} contains 075 // If you press K
ClearGlobalKeys
ShowMessage i = Warning, OK, You pressed the K Button.
end
i=0
end
While 1=1
ProcessMessages
Delay 500
End
Procedure Test when {Globalkeys} contains 075 // If you press K
ClearGlobalKeys
ShowMessage i = Warning, OK, You pressed the K Button.
end
Yes , that is more similiad to what I need , but still not quite.
I need to check if a button is pressed down.
Thanks anyway.
Here is the main idea , I know its wrong , I'm new.
I need to check if a button is pressed down.
Thanks anyway.
Here is the main idea , I know its wrong , I'm new.
CODE
While 1=1
While KeyDown=V
LeftClick
End
Delay 50
End
While KeyDown=V
LeftClick
End
Delay 50
End
Okay, now i understand what you want but i cant find a good solution >.<
This is the only way that I could find but I bet there is a much better way. Note: you need to press the same or another key to break the clicking. so you really dont need to hold down V, only press it once and it will continue until another key is pressed.
This is the only way that I could find but I bet there is a much better way. Note: you need to press the same or another key to break the clicking. so you really dont need to hold down V, only press it once and it will continue until another key is pressed.
CODE
ClearGlobalkeys
while 1=1
delay 500
while {GlobalKeys} contains 086 // while V have been pressed.
delay 50
Leftclick
If {GlobalKeyCount} > 1
ClearGlobalkeys // clear keys when same or another is pressed.
end
end
end
while 1=1
delay 500
while {GlobalKeys} contains 086 // while V have been pressed.
delay 50
Leftclick
If {GlobalKeyCount} > 1
ClearGlobalkeys // clear keys when same or another is pressed.
end
end
end
Good idea , but it's not good for I want to do. Let me explain:
In a game (first person shooter), I want to press a button that will cause the weapon to fire at a slower rate , to decrease recoil caused by auto-fire.
So In game I press more than one button at a time , and I want to hold the key so I can control the shooting better.
I'm trying AutoIt now.
In a game (first person shooter), I want to press a button that will cause the weapon to fire at a slower rate , to decrease recoil caused by auto-fire.
So In game I press more than one button at a time , and I want to hold the key so I can control the shooting better.
I'm trying AutoIt now.
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