Blockinput proper usage Topic is solved

[jlodvo]

hello i wanted to ask how to properly use blockinput and maybe suspend in my script
i use 2 script right now and one is the F5:: that i hold to do my rotations and the Tab:: is to switch gears but having a little problem, it does not prevent or stops the rotation F5:: and do the Tab::
i can manually let go of the F5:: and press Tab:: and works but was thingking if thiers a way to automate it without letting go of the F5::

heres my script at the moment

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Tab::
{
Suspend true
BlockInput true
LB := GetKeyState("LButton" , "P")
RB := GetKeyState("RButton" , "P")
MouseGetPos &xpos, &ypos
SendInput "c"
SendInput "^{Click 3590 1850 Right}"
SendInput "^{Click 3700 1850 Right}"
SendInput "^{Click 3460 1850 Right}"
SendInput "c"
MouseMove xpos, ypos
If LB
    SendInput("{LButton down}")
If RB
    SendInput("{RButton down}")
BlockInput false
Suspend false
}


F5::
{
SendInput "{F3 down}{5 down}{Ctrl down}"
Sleep 10
MouseClick "left"
Sleep 10
SendInput "{Ctrl up}"
Sleep 10
SendInput "{5 up}{F3 up}"
Sleep 10
SendInput "{1}{2}{3}{4}"
}

[mikeyww]

A hotkey can interrupt another. To end the interrupted subroutine, the script can be reloaded, or a variable can be used to indicate what action is needed.

You might find that SendEvent makes your Send calls easier to manage.