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#NoEnv
SendMode Input
SetTitleMatchMode, RegEx

;/* The actual key presses that are sent to the game to manipulate.
; * We should map these keys to crouch and ironsights in the game's control
; * configs for our bindings to actually work.
; * You can change these (the characters inside quotes) if you wish
; * to use other keys/buttons for the commands
; */
SightSwitch := "q" ;// Turns on/off sight toggle functionality
SightKey := "v"  ;// Key bound in game for iron Sights
NewSightKey := "i" ;// Key we will use for iron sights

;/* Variables to enable/disable our hotkey toggles */
sightToggleEnabled := 1

;/* Variables to keep track of our toggle states, both for crouching, anda
; * also iron sights */
sighting := 0  ;// we are currently sighting down the gun


;Define Hotkeys so that they are only Active when running FarCry2 application
;=======================================================
;=======================================================
;Hotkey, IfWinActive, ahk_class Nomad* ;// Only active when class matches Nomad
 
 ;// The key/button presses that will trigger our AHK script
  Hotkey, %SightSwitch% , SightEnableInput
  Hotkey, *%NewSightKey%, SightKeyInput
   
return


;/* Toggle the Sight hotkeys on/off. When "on" hotkey replacement happens, when off
; * the keys/buttons are sent to the game unaltered
; */
SightEnableInput:
   
    if (sightToggleEnabled)
    {
        sightToggleEnabled := 0 ;// Turn off crouch toggle hotkey
        sighting := 0
       
    }
    else
    {
        sightToggleEnabled := 1 ;// Turn on crouch toggle hotkey
       
    }

    return





;/* Implement sight toggle functionality. Rather than having to hold the sight
; * button down, you press once to look down the iron sights, and press again to
; * to stop sighting. Care must be taken to maintain the current sighted state
; * (ie. effectively whether the "Button" is being held down or not) */
SightKeyInput:
   
    if (sightToggleEnabled && sighting) ; // We are using sights and should stop
    {
        sighting := 0
        Send {%SightKey% up}       
    }
    else if (sightToggleEnabled) ;// sighting = 0, ie not sighting
    {   
        keywait %SightKey% ;// Wait for button-up event to reach game, since it can't be supressed
       
        sighting := 1
        Send {%SightKey% down}
       
    }

    else ;// Sight toggle disabled. We still need to keep track of state
    {   
       
        ;/* Send the keys as is, let the game handled it */
        sighting := 1
        send {%SightKey% down} ;// User already pressed key, so send to game
        keywait %SightKey% ;// User let go

        sighting := 0
        send {%SightKey% up} ;// Send the "let go of key" to the game
    }


    return

q::toggle=!toggle

i::
if toggle
  Send v
else
  Send i
return