This will make it click when letting off of x?Sashkon wrote: ↑01 Aug 2019, 22:30You can press x and on key up - press clickCode: Select all
$x:: SendInput, x KeyWait, x SendInput, {Click} return
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- 02 Aug 2019, 07:58
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- Topic: One key with two functions
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Re: One key with two functions
- 01 Aug 2019, 17:58
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- Topic: One key with two functions
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Re: One key with two functions
I need a loop when I hold a key down. Is this possible?
- 01 Aug 2019, 16:43
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- Topic: One key with two functions
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Re: One key with two functions
It works but here’s an issue. If I hit it it works one time. Then if I let off and hit it again it will repeatedly work without letting off. Anyway to make it do so on the first click?
- 01 Aug 2019, 13:07
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Re: One key with two functions
If I wanted three different keys to do the same thing would I just make a script like this
~x::Click
~c::Click
~v::Click
All in one script?
~x::Click
~c::Click
~v::Click
All in one script?
- 01 Aug 2019, 12:48
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Re: One key with two functions
Thanks. I will give this a try as soon as I get home.
- 01 Aug 2019, 11:55
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One key with two functions
I am wanting to make one key do two things. For example if I hit the X key on the keyboard, is it possible to make a script that uses the X key as normal then additionally can add a left mouse click. For an example say I’m playing a FPS and X is my zoom and left click is my fire. The script I am won...