kulmegil

A pretty simple AutoHotkey_L example, hope will be useful to some1. I rely on GetKeyState() and a Loop (run every 30ms) P.S. I'm new to AHK scripts so avoid tech. questions. Works for me, hopefully will for You also, but don't bash me if it doesn't. #Persistent HotKeys := Object(), HotKeyStates := Object() ; Config HotKeys here.. HotKeys["Up"] := "w"; arrows -> WSAD HotKeys["Down"] := "s" HotKeys["Left"] := "a" HotKeys["Right"] := "d" HotKeys["Backspace"] := "Esc" HotKeys["Home"] := "c"; Show character HotKeys["End"] := "f"; Inventory HotKeys["NumpadDot"] := "r"; Show path to quest HotKeys["Delete"] := "q"; Toggle 1H/2H HotKeys["Numpad0"] := "e"; Interact HotKeys["Numpad1"] := "1"; Power 1 ; Mute default keys for key in HotKeys { Hotkey, %key%, mute } SetTimer, checkKeysStates, 30 return ; Mouse binds work great without workarounds XButton1::Space; block key XButton2::1 ; power 1 key checkKeysStates: { for key1, key2 in HotKeys { if (GetKeyState(key1, "L")) { if (HotKeyStates[key1] != 1) { Send, {%key2% down} HotKeyStates[key1] := 1 } } else { if (HotKeyStates[key1] == 1) { Send, {%key2% up} HotKeyStates[key1] := 0 } } } return } mute: return