With that code, KeyPress() is never getting called because you changed the signature - you have 4 parameters (extra type parameter) instead of 3 Looks like I have slightly different class from another thread. class AllKeyBinder{ __New(callback, pfx := "~*"){ static mouseButtons := ["LButton", "RBut...

It doesn't seem to work. Here is a simple example: kb := new AllKeyBinder(Func("KeyPress"), "~+") KeyPress(type, code, name, state) { Tooltip % "Type: " type ", Code: " code ", Name: " name ", State: " state } #IfWinActive ahk_class Notepad++ F1:: MsgBox, F1 Pressed return #IfWinActive In this examp...

By default it won't block the keys (Allowing existing shortcuts to work) There's an optional 2nd parameter ("pfx") that is used as a prefix for all hotkeys it declares, and it defaults to ~ This can be overridden in the constructor eg kb := new AllKeyBinder(Func("MyFunc"), "*") to make keys block a...

You would need to declare a hotkey to every key on the keyboard. When wishing to send input to an inactive window, the first port of call should be the ControlSend command. Be aware though that ControlSend does not work with all apps To bind a hotkey to all keys, you can use this code: #SingleInsta...

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Is that such a difficult question ?

When I exit the game I hear a signal, but shift remains pressed. SprintToggle := 0 loop { IfWinNotActive, Fortnite { if (SprintToggle) { Send, {Shift Up} SoundBeep, 1500, 200 SprintToggle := 0 } } Sleep, 1000 } #IfWinActive Fortnite Shift:: if (SprintToggle := !SprintToggle) { Send, {Shift Down} Sou...