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[Desi]

This script creates extra keybinds for use in the ridiculously fun indie game Minecraft. After a few hours of playing your fingers and hands begin to go a little numb because you're basically just holding Left-Click down endlessly, and sometimes you’d let go of the Crouch key just for a second, and then fall off your building-in-progress.

Download page with more information is at http://www.desiquint...minecraftremaps, source code is below.

#NoEnv
SendMode Input
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

#IfWinActive, Minecraft
{
	XButton1::LButton ; Remaps button 4 to left-click

	; The following autopilot code was borrowed from jaceguay at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic59506.html
	F1::Send % "{LButton " ((Cnt := !Cnt) ? "Down}" : "Up}" )

	;The following crouch-toggle code was borrowed from Lanser at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic16058.html
	~LCtrl up::
	  Goto, Crouch
	
	Crouch:
	  If (a_tickCount-lasttime < 400)
	  {
	    Loop
	    {
	      Send, {LCtrl down}
	      If IsKeyPressed("LCtrl")
	        Send, {LCtrl up}
	      Break
	    }
	  }
	  lasttime:=a_tickCount
	Return
	
	IsKeyPressed(v_KeyName)
	  {
	    GetKeyState, state, %v_KeyName%, P
	    If state = D
	    {
	      Return 1
	    }
	    Return 0
	  }
}

PrintScreen::^F11 ;Remaps Ctrl+F11 to PrintScreen for easy screenies via IrfanView.

[sumon]

Sweet! I was just waiting for the first Minecraft script to pop up.

However, does it have anything like autowalk? Cos that's what I wanted the most... sooo, I made a script for it. Shift+Scroll up = Autowalk+Automine (so useful for mining straight tunnels, just line it up and relax your fingers for a bit), and shift+scrolldown = Stop autowalk.

~LShift & WheelUp::  
Gosub, Autowalk
return
~LShift & WheelDown::  
Gosub, AutowalkSTOP
return

Autowalk:
Click, Down
Send, {w down}
return
AutoWalkStop:
Click, Up
Send, {w up}
Return

[Desi]

However, does it have anything like autowalk?

Your question was an excellent one, so I made an auto-walk toggle too. v2 has auto-walk, as well as a fix for pressing PrintScreen when IrfanView isn't running (which would make Minecraft fullscreen and potentially mess up the pointer).

Download the package from http://www.desiquint...minecraftremaps, or snag the new code below.

;
; Minecraft Remaps v2
; Author:			Desi Quintans <me@desiquintans.com>
; Website:			http://www.desiquintans.com
;
; Script Function:
;  The following only apply inside the Minecraft window:
;	1) Mouse Button 4 performs a left-click.
;	2) F1 toggles hold-left-click. Handy for breaking lots of blocks or mining obsidian.
;	3) F2 toggles hold-W, making you move forward automatically. Use with F1 for automated mining action!
;	4) LCtrl toggles crouching upon double-pressing it. Press it again (once) to turn off.
;  The following only applies if IrfanView is running.
;	5) PrintScreen -> Ctrl+F11 for taking screenies via IrfanView.
;

#NoEnv
SendMode Input
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

#IfWinActive, Minecraft
{
	XButton1::LButton ; Remaps button 4 to left-click

	; The following autopilot code was borrowed from jaceguay at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic59506.html
	F1::Send % "{LButton " ((Cnt := !Cnt) ? "Down}" : "Up}" )
	F2::Send % "{w " ((Cnt2 := !Cnt2) ? "Down}" : "Up}" )

	;The following crouch-toggle code was borrowed from Lanser at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic16058.html
	~LCtrl up::
	  Goto, Crouch
	
	Crouch:
	  If (a_tickCount-lasttime < 400)
	  {
	    Loop
	    {
	      Send, {LCtrl down}
	      If IsKeyPressed("LCtrl")
	        Send, {LCtrl up}
	      Break
	    }
	  }
	  lasttime:=a_tickCount
	Return
	
	IsKeyPressed(v_KeyName)
	  {
	    GetKeyState, state, %v_KeyName%, P
	    If state = D
	    {
	      Return 1
	    }
	    Return 0
	  }
}

#IfWinExist, IrfanView
{
	PrintScreen::^F11 ;Remaps Ctrl+F11 to PrintScreen for easy screenies via IrfanView.
}

[nimda]

See here for my criticism

[Desi]

The ISKeyPressed function you're talking about is indeed wasteful, but it isn't my code. I grabbed it from someplace else when I was a noob at Autohotkey.

[nimda]

...and the loop?

[Desi]

Yes, the function and the loop are all from someone else's code. If you feel so strongly about it, you should take it up with the original author, whose name and original post I clearly credited above the code block, at the start of the script, in the readme, and on the download page at my site.

;The following crouch-toggle code was borrowed from Lanser at http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic16058.html

Your next question may be, "If you know better now, why don't you fix the code?" The answer is that it is not worth spending 2-5 minutes to rewrite very old code that is completely functional, with only a negligible performance hit.

[nimda]

I have taken it up with the original author now. I had followed this code through several layers (in a ask for help thread which linked to another one which linked here...) so that is why I missed those credits. Plus I wasn't looking for it, because code like that (<20 lines) shouldn't have a page of credits at the top, so I skipped right over all of the green

[Barrow]

Nice script krazykylep, this is so much nicer than relying on the old double-tap. I hope you don't mind, but I took the liberty of cleaning it up a little bit:

#NoEnv
SetKeyDelay, 80	; Adjust as needed
Sprinting := FALSE
Return
#IfWinActive, Minecraft

~*w::
	If(GetKeyState("Shift","P") && !Sprinting)
		Sprint()
return

~Shift::
	if(GetKeyState("w","P") && !Sprinting)
		Sprint()
return

~w Up::
~Shift Up::
	If(Sprinting)
	{
		If(GetKeyState("w","P"))
		{
			Send {w Up}{w Down}
		}
		Sprinting := FALSE
	}
return

Sprint()
{
	Global Sprinting := TRUE
	Send {w Up}{w Down}{w Up}{w Down}
	Return
}