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[None]

This will get you started.

#ifwinactive ahk_class Notepad

Run, Notepad,,, OutputVarPID

WinWait, ahk_pid %OutputVarPID%

WinWaitClose, ahk_pid %OutputVarPID%

ExitApp



$space::

  Keywait space

  if (a_timesincethishotkey <300)

    msgbox tap

  else

    msgbox hold

return

[dylan904]

Here, you would just paste your game's location within the quotations on line 3, the rest should work itself out.

Script removed, use code below.

[dylan904]

Correction in red, i don't know what you don't understand but you may either pm me or go to webchat.freenode.com and joining channel #ahk. You may find me there. But yes, any further questions are welcome.

[dylan904]

Correction in red, i don't know what you don't understand but you may either pm me or go to http://www.webchat.freenode.com and joining channel #ahk. You may find me there. But yes, any further questions are welcome.

Script removed, use code below

[dylan904]

It is not working for you because you aren't running AHK_L, which i highly recommend. If you refuse, there are workarounds, yet it would be redundant. Download _L here http://l.autohotkey....y_L_Install.exe, paste this code, assign the one variable, then run...

#SingleInstance Force

YourGamesLocation := ""

StringReplace, YourGamesLocation, YourGamesLocation, \, \, UseErrorLevel
YourGame := SubStr(YourGamesLocation, InStr(YourGamesLocation, "\", True, 1, ErrorLevel)+1)
YourGamesLocation := SubStr(YourGamesLocation, 1, InStr(YourGamesLocation, "\", True, 1, ErrorLevel) - 1)

SetTimer, SeeIfExist, 3000

;Launch a specific app (a game, in this case)
Run, %YourGame%, %YourGamesLocation%, Max, WinPID

#If WinActive("ahk_pid " WinPID)

$Space::
TimeHeld:=0
KeyWait, Space
;Holding SPACE bar = "SPACE bar"
If (TimeHeld > 25)
   Send, {Space}
;Tapping SPACE bar = "G"
Else
   Send, G
Return 

$RButton::
TimeHeld:=0
While GetKeyState("Space", "P")
{
   ++TimeHeld
   Sleep, 10
   If (TimeHeld = 26)
   {
      Overage := True
      Send, {RButton Down}
   }
}
;Holding "Right Mosue Button" = holding "Right Mouse Button"
If (Overage)
   Send, {RButton Up}
;Tapping "Right Mouse Button" = "Ctrl"
Else 
   Send, {Ctrl}

SeeIfExist:
;When the app closes, the script closes itself aswell
If !WinExist("ahk_pid " WinPID)
   ExitApp
Return

[WittyET]

It is not working for you because you aren't running AHK_L, which i highly recommend. If you refuse, there are workarounds, yet it would be redundant. Download _L here http://l.autohotkey....y_L_Install.exe, paste this code, assign the one variable, then run...

#SingleInstance Force

YourGamesLocation := ""

StringReplace, YourGamesLocation, YourGamesLocation, \, \, UseErrorLevel
YourGame := SubStr(YourGamesLocation, InStr(YourGamesLocation, "\", True, 1, ErrorLevel)+1)
YourGamesLocation := SubStr(YourGamesLocation, 1, InStr(YourGamesLocation, "\", True, 1, ErrorLevel) - 1)

SetTimer, SeeIfExist, 3000

;Launch a specific app (a game, in this case)
Run, %YourGame%, %YourGamesLocation%, Max, WinPID

#If WinActive("ahk_pid " WinPID)

$Space::
TimeHeld:=0
KeyWait, Space
;Holding SPACE bar = "SPACE bar"
If (TimeHeld > 25)
   Send, {Space}
;Tapping SPACE bar = "G"
Else
   Send, G
Return 

$RButton::
TimeHeld:=0
While GetKeyState("Space", "P")
{
   ++TimeHeld
   Sleep, 10
   If (TimeHeld = 26)
   {
      Overage := True
      Send, {RButton Down}
   }
}
;Holding "Right Mosue Button" = holding "Right Mouse Button"
If (Overage)
   Send, {RButton Up}
;Tapping "Right Mouse Button" = "Ctrl"
Else 
   Send, {Ctrl}

SeeIfExist:
;When the app closes, the script closes itself aswell
If !WinExist("ahk_pid " WinPID)
   ExitApp
Return

I have similar issue. This should help...

[Lasiurus]

Ok I downloaded AHK_L installed and pasted the script. The game now launches, however, it seems the script isn't affecting the game at all. I can think of two reasons... either the game functions don't give enough time to allow two set of actions to be mapped to one key.


Or, what I think might be the real problem, the game has two separate windows which run in parallel whenever you play. The PlayMaxPayne3.exe, which MUST be executed in order for IT to launch the game's actual .exe: MaxPayne3.exe.

Now I'm not sure whether the script takes taht into account. But if it does, then I'd need to ask for a small modification:

- The script should launch "PlayMaxPayne3.exe" and remain running until that .exe closes.
- But the windows the script should be affecting isn't the one from "PlayMaxPayne3.exe", but rather "MaxPayne3.exe", which is located in the same directory.


What should I modify in order to make it work like that?

thx.