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[Anasa]

Why doesn't this work? It seems to do nothing. I want to hold the up arrow if both mouse buttons are being held, and to let go of the arrow if either of them is released.

 

pressing := 0 ;false

Loop

{

   L := Getkeystate(LButton)

   R := Getkeystate(RButton)

   if (!pressing AND (L AND R))

   {

      Send {Up Down}

      pressing := 1 ;true

   }

   if (pressing AND (!L OR !R))

   {

      Send {Up Up}

      pressing := 0 ;false

   }

   sleep 20

}

[Jackie Sztuk _Blackholyman]

Best Answer

this may work

~LButton & RButton::
while GetKeyState("LButton", "P") && GetKeyState("RButton", "P")
   {
      Send {Up down}
   }
Send {Up Up}
return


esc::ExitApp

Hope it helps

[Anasa]

Thanks. I didn't know about the ~, but it quickly became clear what it does.

I can only get it to work if I first hold one button, then the other, depending on the order in which they are listed in the multi-hotkey declaration. That's fine though, because it kinda makes sense for how it will be used, once I switched it to:

 

 

~RButton & LButton::

 

It's for D&D Online, which has a very WoW-like interface, except it's missing the bit where you hold both buttons to move forward. It's intuitive to first hold the right mouse button to enter mouse-look mode, and then press the left button to move forwards.