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Posted: **27 Sep 2021, 18:07**

This is the script that some here was nice enough to make for me. I'd like to modify it slightly. So currently when i hold left mouse, after 0.3 sec it will hit the number 1 one time. What i want is when i hold left button for 0.3 sec it will still hit numer 1 but it will hold it untill i release left mouse button.

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LButton::
KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%, T.3
Send % ErrorLevel ? "1" : "{LButton}"
Return

Posted: **27 Sep 2021, 19:03**

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LButton::
KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%, T.3
If ErrorLevel { ; Held
 Send {1 down}
 SoundBeep, 1500
 KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%
 Send {1 up}
 SoundBeep, 1000
} Else Click
Return

Posted: **27 Sep 2021, 19:24**

mikeyww wrote: ↑

27 Sep 2021, 19:03

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LButton::
KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%, T.3
If ErrorLevel { ; Held
 Send {1 down}
 SoundBeep, 1500
 KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%
 Send {1 up}
 SoundBeep, 1000
} Else Click
Return

Ok so when i try this it's still hitting the 1 key only one time in notepad, i'm looking for it to hold down 1 constantly untill i release left button.
Could it be this that i found.Keyboard keys have a native key repeat, so holding a button down and releasing it results in the events: down-down-down-down-up; repeatedly triggering the hotkey. Mouse button don't have that, so you need to mimic it

Posted: **27 Sep 2021, 19:36**

That's what it does-- holds the key-- but it doesn't act exactly the same as your keyboard-- as you have noted in your post. The following will send the key repeatedly.

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LButton::
KeyWait, %A_ThisHotkey%, T.3
If ErrorLevel ; Held
 While GetKeyState(A_ThisHotkey, "P") {
  Send 1
  Sleep, 15
 }
Else Click
Return

Posted: **27 Sep 2021, 19:54**

It works perfectly now, thanks so much.

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