Great work. The lesson is well organized. Its objectives are clearer, and the presentation is much more polished than before. I only counted one Ummmm and one clearing of the throat (smile). Looking forward to future lessons. Congratulations.
The script works but it renders the left button useless for other uses, is there a way to have it work and then give back the left button it's original functionality? #IfWinActive ahk_class AE_CApplication_11.0 LButton & WheelUp::SendInput, ^[ Return LButton & WheelDown::SendInput, ^] Return #IfWinActive
There are a number of ways that you can do this. The simplest way could be to set the hotkey to allow native functionality to continue and then inside the hotkey set it up so that if the condition you are looking for is true then it performs your tasks. To set a hotkey to still allow its normal operation simply add a " ~ " before the hotkey Here is a quick example: in this first setup the left mouse button will only work for our script. LButton:: return Note that no "Clicks" are send in the above example In this next example we will let the normal operation of the mouse stay and add w/e else you want. ~LButton:: return Add both of these to a script one at a time and note the difference.
I have to say it's the most messy, confusing discombobulated language ever, but at the same time it's the easiest to quickly automate or change some things in Windows, like remapping keys. Sometimes you need to put variables inside percent-signs, sometimes not (yeah yeah, depending on which side of the equals sign, or is it assignment-sign? Who came up with that anyway? Just WHY?). Anyway, an argument like this not only valid, but it can also evaluate to true(!): if 0=2 (And that's a zero, not a letter). That's just a sore sight for my eyes, and it's not the worst example. It's always a huge trial-and-error and hunt for documentation - searching different variants of stuff that won't work, every.damn.time - how to use syntax, parenthesis, commas, no quoutes or maybe it was in quotes here? Who the F knows. Making anything bigger than a 4-liner a full day project. Sorry (ish) for my rant. Love/hate relationship with this one.
Hi, this instruction came with a softwear. 2 - Install AutoHotKey setup 3 - Restart PC/VM 4 - Run TypeMimic 5 - Press F9 to activate script, if it does not work try ctrl+F9, if unsuccesfull ctrl+Fn+F9 6 - You should see a message that states script is now active 7 - Simply copy and paste text, and see it doing its magic.. My Q;uestionis 1. , copy and paste what text and where should i paste the text. I been on this for a while now, but im not gettin it. Im new to AutoHotKeys. I av been able to do the activation of AutoHotKey but im just not getting the copy and paste part ot it. kindly explain this to me, Anybody pls , thanks
I would like to make an auto potion for MuOnline script needs to be run as administrator the keys that make the potion down are QWE I would like a script with infinite repetitions, the faster the potion goes down the better it gets, the faster it would be possible, if anyone could help me I would be very grateful. keys to start and pause F5 starts F6 stop
@@grzegorzzawadzki3693 Are you serious? I think he's talking about how slow the lesson is, like 10 minutes and no relevant information whatsoever. But I could be wrong. Now I'm curious.
Tip Watch at 1.5x speed (at least in parts).
Great work. The lesson is well organized. Its objectives are clearer, and the presentation is much more polished than before. I only counted one Ummmm and one clearing of the throat (smile). Looking forward to future lessons. Congratulations.
Thank you. Hopefully this will make learning AHK easier for everyone.
Thank you for starting the tutorial series. I would surely support the same! It helps a lot.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge! Big Respect, keep it up!
Is this a good bhop script?
*space::
Loop
{
GetKeyState,state,space,P
if state = U
break
Send,{space}
Sleep,20
}
return
f:: Suspend
I want to learn how to use auto hot key to record mouse clicks and enter a numeric value adding 10 each time
The script works but it renders the left button useless for other uses, is there a way to have it work and then give back the left button it's original functionality?
#IfWinActive ahk_class AE_CApplication_11.0
LButton & WheelUp::SendInput, ^[
Return
LButton & WheelDown::SendInput, ^]
Return
#IfWinActive
There are a number of ways that you can do this.
The simplest way could be to set the hotkey to allow native functionality to continue and then inside the hotkey set it up so that if the condition you are looking for is true then it performs your tasks.
To set a hotkey to still allow its normal operation simply add a " ~ " before the hotkey
Here is a quick example:
in this first setup the left mouse button will only work for our script.
LButton::
return
Note that no "Clicks" are send in the above example
In this next example we will let the normal operation of the mouse stay and add w/e else you want.
~LButton::
return
Add both of these to a script one at a time and note the difference.
Lots of memories, mostly bad, with this program. Great program, but i hated being behind a computer lol
how to start and stop?
Can I use auto hotkey to make a sandwich?
You can use autohotkey to log you into a online delivery site, place a order for a sandwich and pay for it.
Yes, most definitely.
No because there is no “sudo” in windows
did the script can be used in vbs script??
Can't say I know what vbs script is. Sorry, I know that isn't much help.
he is talking about visual basic scripting, the answer is no btw
I think i did something when i try to go on atuo hockey piano player it brings me to notepad. what do i do now? :C
It's telling you to take notes.
I have to say it's the most messy, confusing discombobulated language ever, but at the same time it's the easiest to quickly automate or change some things in Windows, like remapping keys.
Sometimes you need to put variables inside percent-signs, sometimes not (yeah yeah, depending on which side of the equals sign, or is it assignment-sign? Who came up with that anyway? Just WHY?). Anyway, an argument like this not only valid, but it can also evaluate to true(!):
if 0=2
(And that's a zero, not a letter). That's just a sore sight for my eyes, and it's not the worst example. It's always a huge trial-and-error and hunt for documentation - searching different variants of stuff that won't work, every.damn.time - how to use syntax, parenthesis, commas, no quoutes or maybe it was in quotes here? Who the F knows. Making anything bigger than a 4-liner a full day project.
Sorry (ish) for my rant. Love/hate relationship with this one.
OMG YESSSSS!!!
Hi, this instruction came with a softwear.
2 - Install AutoHotKey setup
3 - Restart PC/VM
4 - Run TypeMimic
5 - Press F9 to activate script, if it does not work try ctrl+F9, if unsuccesfull ctrl+Fn+F9
6 - You should see a message that states script is now active
7 - Simply copy and paste text, and see it doing its magic..
My Q;uestionis 1.
, copy and paste what text and where should i paste the text.
I been on this for a while now, but im not gettin it.
Im new to AutoHotKeys.
I av been able to do the activation of AutoHotKey but im just not getting the copy and paste part ot it.
kindly explain this to me, Anybody pls , thanks
Open autohotkey script editor and paste in there.
Guess you can't use AHK to turn on a mic
I would like to make an auto potion for MuOnline
script needs to be run as administrator
the keys that make the potion down are QWE
I would like a script with infinite repetitions, the faster the potion goes down the better it gets, the faster it would be possible, if anyone could help me I would be very grateful.
keys to start and pause
F5 starts
F6 stop
or rata io
plzz
Shailesh Saini
Ten minutes in he teaches the first command.. Then Tells You You Don't Need It !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
insanely slow
Are you sure there's no more than one instance of ahk running simultaneously?
@@grzegorzzawadzki3693 Are you serious? I think he's talking about how slow the lesson is, like 10 minutes and no relevant information whatsoever. But I could be wrong. Now I'm curious.