New, can't seem to get this simple script to work.

[Stormakov]

So, basically what I'm trying to do is simulate a left mouse button click, a short delay (300ms or so) and then a keyboard button press input (in this case 1)

I've tried a whole whack of different variations on this I can can't seem to get any to work, any help would be awesome - thank you.


Variations I tried were, there were a bunch of others too just to give you an idea.

#IfWinActive, ESO
1::
BlockInput On
SendInput {Click}{1}
BlockInput Off
Return

#IfWinActive, ESO
1::
BlockInput On
Click
Delay 300
SendInput {1}
BlockInput Off
Return

#IfWinActive, ESO
1::
BlockInput On
sendinput {LButton down}
KeyWait, LButton
sendinput {LButton up}
Sleep 300
SendInput {1}
BlockInput Off
Return

[boiler]

Remove the braces around the 1.

[Stormakov]

That doesn't seem to work either.

The problem is I only seem to be able to either get the mouse click OR the button press to work, I can't seem to get them to both happen one after the other.

[IRBaboon]

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!1::
SendInput {LButton}
Sleep 300
SendInput {1}
Return

i changed ^1 to !1 (altkey+1) cause ^1 is blocked from another hotkey for me

[Stormakov]

Ya, I can't use the alt key because it activates something else (just the way the game is designed)

And just taking out the alt key indicator (!) and just using 1 has the same problem I was having before, where the mouse click will go off but the button press doesn't happen.

[boiler]

The issue when you were using just 1 as the hotkey may be fixed by changing your hotkey definition to $1:: to keep the hotkey routine from calling itself.

[wizardzedd]

The issue when you were using just 1 as the hotkey may be fixed by changing your hotkey definition to $1:: to keep the hotkey routine from calling itself.

Boiler is right. Currently the line sendinput {1} is going to trigger the hotkey itself. This should do the trick:

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$1::
BlockInput On
sendinput {LButton}
Sleep 300 
SendInput {1}
BlockInput Off
Return

[Stormakov]

Thanks guys, putting the $ in front of the 1 made it work out beautifully - appreciate the help, you rock.