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IM trying to set up my NumpadEnd so it sets of a string of keystrokes with delays at certain points. (to help with a game)

im a novice to this program. Ive set some simply stuff up like 1 or 2 hotkeys but thats it.

this is the code ive got so far (to give you a idea what im trying to do)

NumpadEnd::
send, {j}
Sleep, 100
Send, {Up 2}
Sleep, 80
Send, {RCtrl}
Sleep, 20
Send, {LShift}

The j is my jump key in the game. I need the delay before the next set of key presses because i need to reach a certain jump height before the rest of the sequence comes into affect. (rougly 1 secound i think)

The next thing is Up pressed twise very fast. This is to perform a mid air dash. While im in the middle of a dash keystrokes are ignored by the game. So thats why i need a delay after the dash. Im guessing here but im thinking just less then a secound is needed before the next keystroke comes in.

RCtrl is attack. I need the attack to come stright after the dash. Problem is through how do i make it so RCtrl is pressed once like a normal keystroke. I tried {RCtrl down) and it stays pressed in for the entire game(keeps attacking) and {RCtrl Up} is no good cuz that does nothing.


I need a very short delay after the RCtrl Key stroke. (if i can get a keystroke)

The last key in the sequence is LShift which i have the same problem with as RCtrl. Lshift is block in my game.


The code above does not even make my character jump. Hell it seems to do nothing.

NumpadEnd::send {j}

will make my guy jump but thats it lol i cant seem to get past that unless i put stuff in like Lctrl down which sets my guy to autofire which ant what i want.

So im trying to get a code together so my character.

Jumps into the air then Dashes and Attacks stright after the dash with a Block almost at the same time as the attack.


Any help or codes would be great

Your code seems to be on the right track. You need a 'return' at the end of the sequence of commands for your hotkey -- if you have more than one line for your hotkey sequence. And the sleep timing is in milliseconds. So 1 second is 1000. Try this: