Thank you im so happy

The current script determines whether the current y-value differs from the previous y-value. You can instead subtract the two values and then act upon the difference. im sorry for being so dumb, but i dont get it... Case y +10 < last: key := "c" ; Moving up Case y -10 > last: key := "x" ; Moving do...

and one last question, if i want to add a certain level of (Y-axis) pixels for example...
i move a litlte the mouse foward, it does not activate C...
but when i move a lot foward, for example: 10 pixels then C activates


you are a hero to me, thank you...

wow it works so well! but when my mouse is not moving i cant use V when the script is on...

when i execute your code, it says that: Error line 9: "Switch" im very bad at programming, but that is correct... my description is: when im pressing with my finger V when my mouse is moving foward, the script will send me an C and when im pressing with my finger V when my mouse is moving backwards,...

What im trying to do is when i move my mouse up direction{P} i want to press with my finger V and the script send me a C (or when i move my mouse down direction{O} and pressing with my finger V and the script send me a X) ...is for making a fast action videogame less confusing using less fingers mak...

My problem is that everything work except when i try to combine P and V because P is not pushing down itself physycally... (only works when i press P with my finger) Theres any solution? loop { MouseGetPos, StartVarX, StartVarY sleep, 100 MouseGetPos, StartVarX, StartVarY If (StartVarY > CheckVarY) ...

OK. I was only guessing, because you did not describe the intended effect. In any case, "on" is just a variable name, so you can call it just about anything, "jimbo_39x" or whatever. Variables are global by default, so when you need to track separate things, you need different variable names. To "s...

$t::Send % A_PriorKey = "r" ? "u" : A_PriorKey = "f" ? "j" : "t" This works but if i want to change the key for example double R to make U doesnt display the r, so for me this is weird but interesting r:: f::Send g ~r Up:: on := True SoundBeep, 1500 Return #If on t Up:: Send u ~g Up:: on := False S...

uhmmmmm now im testing 2 times IF command in the same script, but doesnt let me do it digitally only physycal when i press g (i made this for auto start from 0 with F or R) should i make 2 ahk files for 2 differents IF? f:: { Send {g} return } ~r Up:: on := True Return #If on t Up:: Send u ~g Up:: o...

i dont know what this symbol ~ means but you are a god, thank you very much you solved my bug, scripting and learning is so interesting im beginning in this

uhmm now i have a problem.... when i want to add

R & F::U

it bugs and doesnt let me write rrrrrrrrrrr while pressing R and only when i release puts one r

if i dont put these "R & F::U" it doesnt bug, why its happening?

amazing thank you very much! but, when i press R doesnt show up... and the T doesnt show up after the r is there a way to do it? edit: i think i finally did it like this r:: { Send {r} return } t:: { Send {t} return } g:: { Send {g} return } r Up:: on := True Return #If on t Up:: Send u g Up:: on :=...

for example: i want to push R release R, after that i push T release T and in the outcome i would like to send me the letter U but if after pushing and releasing the letter R, i push and release the letter G i want that this sequence becomes canceled, so if after G, i push/release the letter T, it d...

Quiero que por ejemplo: yo pulso R suelto R despues pulso T suelto T y como resultado me envíe la letra U Pero si luego de pulsar/soltar la letra R, pulso/suelto la letra G quiero que se cancele la suma, haciendo que al pulsar/soltar T no me de ningún resultado Soy nuevo y en programacion soy un poc...