For anyone wondering how you can actually do this you should visit https://autohotkey.com/ and download the latest version

AHK is tool that allow you to run simple script to mimic user input, I made a minecraft bot a lot time ago that would do fishing and farming

Learn to use https://autohotkey.com/ and write a script to screen shot each page in 4k. Then use one of the many jpeg2pdf programs out there to pack it all together. Organize with your classmates and boom $10-20 text book.

Edit: As the cost to make an additional unit approaches zero, the price should reflect that. Copyright law can get fucked. They didn't need it during the renaissance and we don't need it now.

If you can't directly bind an action to wheeldown/up, then there's an option to remap buttons with Autohotkey.

Bind teammates to F1-F4. Then remap wheeldown/up (+alt) to F1-F4. This should work (put in .ahk file and run):

#NoEnv SendMode Input #InstallMouseHook #UseHook

#IfWinActive, ahk_exe League of Legends.exe { WheelUp::Send {F1} ^WheelUp::Send {F2} ; Ctrl + Up WheelLeft::Send {F2} WheelRight::Send {F3} ^WheelDown::Send {F3} ; Ctrl + Down WheelDown::Send {F4} }

But zooming will remain and you'll have to disable it in the config. There was one method, but it doesn't work for me. Maybe it will for someone.

Workflow. Workflow is the biggest most important thing. Come with your own, and be prepared to integrate with theirs.

For instance, my coworkers and I heavily use Google products in our workflow. We are all under the same organization and share files across Google Drive. Properly named project and client folders allow us to instantly have access to the right files anywhere anytime, no time wasted on "do you have that file for that one client and can you email it to me or get it on a flash drive and walk it to me?"

Workflow you should think about:

• Photoshop actions.
• Printer and Exporting presets.
• Keyboard shortcuts. checkout this program
• File naming schemas.
• CYA emails after meetings. (To my understanding we discussed "this" and I am responsible to do "this.")
• Font management software. recommend
• Make sure your Adobe window layouts are exactly how you want them.
• If you're coding use a preprocessor and make a database of code tidbits you use all the time.
• For bloody hell name and organize your layers if someone else will ever open that file.
• Every now and then save a new version of your working file. A crash when you haven't saved really sucks, but a corrupted file of the only save you have is heartbreaking. Absolutely. Heartbreaking.

But then you have to find the icon on your desktop to double click it every time!

How about this: try setting up an AutoHotKey script to detect a key combo which runs the batch file you created. Saves you a lot of time in the long run. See here: https://autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm

This is ridiculous, not because cannons shouldn't be made semi-auto to balance their power, but because AutoHotkey exists and anyone who wants to maintain full auto on these weapons will just use a simple AHK script.

EDIT: So in summary, thanks CIG for nerfing a large percentage of my opponents!

Taking no credits, as the macro is created by /u/spirialis.

I just edited it and have comments on every line so you can understand what's going on.

I use Nox App for this.

Full screen is recommended, so your game stays where it is and your coordinates hold true.

• Download AutoHotkey, https://autohotkey.com.
• Open your Nox app,

Doesn't look like there's an extension for it, but here's some two lines of AHK which can do it in every program.

+WheelDown::WheelRight +WheelUp::WheelLeft

You could add in checks to make it only work inside your IDE of choice too.

To add to the automation you could use PixelGetColor before line 33 to check if the pixel to be clicked is of the right red color, and only click then.

Then you could clear bigger areas faster.

Recently mostly Bundle Stars, though. I checked a few days ago: Almost 70 BS bundles so far, but I don't buy every last one that I don't already have, I'm still slightly picky. I keep all the unused keys around in case I find a nice opportunity to hand some out.

Speaking of which, is anyone interested in Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller from the Odyssey Bundle? The key is as follows: Its second block, except backwards, is FBQPB. What you also should know that it begins with ninety-seven and DTE. And finally, ?EE?X gets you the game, assuming you replace the two question marks with three and five (from right to left). Phew, bots averted.

I have another little goodie to present:

Media_Play_Pause:: Run "steam://open/activateproduct" Sleep 200 SendInput {Enter 2} Return

That's an AutoHotkey script. If you push the button (or whatever button you substitute in case you need the media key or don't have one), Steam's Product Activation dialog shows up and skips right away to the key input stage. The cursor will already be in the box. All you need to do is paste or enter a key, then press ENTER twice to confirm and close.

just in case anyone wants to know how to do this:

1. download and install autohotkey
2. after installation, right click on your desktop and click new>AutoHotKey Script
3. right click >edit the file that you just created on your desktop
4. copy and paste this code into the file
5. save the file
6. double click the file to run, the ` key will now be a toggle

make sure you have "target champions only" bound to ` in game for this to work.

I made a simple race that can be completed just by holding the accelerator, and a script to hold the accelerator and navigates the menus to restart the race for me. If I leave it running on my laptop overnight (about 8 hours), I can make about $200k. It's not much money, but it is when you don't have to do anything to earn it.

It started out on the 360 version of the game, I got bored of grinding and decided to make a race that could be completed just by holding the accelerator. Then I'd just elastic band the controller and navigate the menus when they popped up whilst watching TV or something. Then it occured to me that the time spent in loading screens, menus, and the race was fairly consistent, so I soldered a PIC16F690 to a dodgy old 360 controller I had spare and tried to make a basic program that sent button presses a certain number of seconds after each other. TL;DR, it worked as proof of concept, but a combination of my lack of PIC programming skill and the occasional extra long loading screen meant it wasn't really practical, so I stuck to the elastic band thing.

After the PC version came out, I decided to recreate the program as an autohotkey script (I'd never really used AHK before), and it worked, albeit still with the issue caused by the occasional extended loading screen. Then I discovered the ImageSearch command in AHK, and decided to remake the script using that instead of timing. So now, when the script's running, it waits until it sees something that can identify what menu screen it's on (e.g. my crew tag on the screen where you like/dislike jobs), and sends the appropriate keypresses to setup, do, and relaunch the race.

Here's my current AHK script. You'll have to make (and figure out) the required images yourself, and it's probably full of bugs I haven't discovered yet.

Debouncing is way easier to implement in the circuit design, (did it as a lab exercise back in uni) and my experience is that many devices do, up to a point.

The problem is that while most bounces happen in a short span (< 10 usec and this is where the hardware filtering works best) some take far longer (tens to hundreds of milliseconds) where it's no longer easy to distinguish from normal behavior, so it must be configurable.

Making it configurable means that you need to provide an interface for the configuration (sysfs? now you need to change in the kernel), evdev? now you need to write a daemon, libinput? they don't take kindly to user-configurable options (see: mouse acceleration..)

For windows, this is trivial because AutoHotKey makes the event processing scriptable at a user controllable level.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/63555-debounce-mouse-keys/

Unfortunately these keys aren't rebindable either from within the game, or the external config file.

I'd suggest looking for information specific to your laptop (the manual is your friend), you can usually find an "Fn" key that will enable the function keys.

If that doesn't work, you can rebind something else to that specific key (even temporarily) using software like AutoHotKey

I wrote this that limited the time kids spent on a shared computer.

It allowed them to save time and also earn/lose time as a reward/demerit. It also had a different time limit per day etc. The idea was to limit 'free' time per child to ensure each one had time daily. I used it for years.

Instead of going the route of sophisticated OCR, the easiest way would be to make a screenshot and then do a pixel compare in the relevant region. You need a bitmap of every digit and then do a pixel-by-pixel compare with the current screen.

How many numbers are there? 0-9? Even if there are multiple digits it wouldn't be a problem.

AutoHotkey can do this, btw.

I have almost all of these macros, plus some more, on a mouse that has only two additional buttons on the side. I configured my setup using Autohotkey.

To begin with I have my front and back side buttons (which are originally mapped to Browser Back and Browser Forward) set to Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab (Next Tab and Previous Tab), since I like to open things in new tabs and hardly ever use Browser Back.

From there, I have Back+Left Click mapped to Ctrl+C (Copy), and Back+Right Click mapped to Ctrl+V (Paste).

Front+Left Click initiates Alt-Tab (Window Switcher), which I can then cycle through with Left and Right Click until I release Front. Front+Right Click sends Ctrl+W (close current tab).

Finally, Front+Scroll Up/Down controls zooming in and out be sending Ctrl+Scroll Up/Down (Or Ctrl++, depending on the application), and Back+Scroll Up/Down controls my volume (by sending the Volume_Up/Volume_Down keys).

To summarize:

I'm using my rudder pedal to lean. At first I tried to use the analogique mod that the game provide, but the speed is kinda.. Caped.. So now I hide my device using WhiteKnight and I bind the lean key to my rudder pedal thanks to Joystick Gremlin. Work perfectly.

A bit off topic I know but I thought it might help someone.

Faster: AutoHotKey. I have a few dozen hotstrings, where I type a word and AHK converts it to a longer phrase or a symbol that's not on the keyboard. It's like AutoCorrect in Word, but it works in every Windows program, including browsers etc. On my desktop, I type alpha#, and get the symbol α. Same with delta# which becomes ∆, pi# goes to π, sigma# = Σ, several different bullets •●󠆚○ ▪, and many others including ≤≠≈≥±.

Edit: No clicking at all, no equation editor.

I also type gral or GRAL to get the entire GReek ALphabet, and other goodies. "opn" expands to "operation", ph# inserts my phone number, gm# inserts my Gmail address, mz# my full name, etc.

Run this. It shows you how <code>Break</code> completely stops the current loop and how <code>Continue</code>stops the current iteration of a loop and proceeds to the next.

MsgBox Starting a loop Loop, 5 { if (A_Index = 1){ MsgBox Index equals 1. Breaking out of loop Break } MsgBox You'll never see this msgbox. Ever. }

MsgBox, Done with first loop.`nStarting second loop.

Loop, 5 { if (A_Index = 1){ MsgBox Index equals 1. Continuing to next iteration of the loop. Continue } MsgBox Index is currently at %A_Index%. }

MsgBox, Done with second loop.

ExitApp

Piggy backing on top comment but if anyone wants to self mute here is an option that I have used before.

;in order to be able to run the macro you need to install autohotkey (ahk) from here this website: https://autohotkey.com/ . ;after installing ahk, create a txt file and copy all of this into it. go to save as and name it "iamatoxicfck.ahk" or anything you want really and save it. ;it is important to change the filetype to ".ahk" in order to be able to run it with ahk.

;the macro only runs when the game is in foreground. #ifwinactive League of Legends (TM) Client

;add a ";" below, before the "#NoTrayIcon" to enable the tray icon. the macro still can be force closed in the taskmanager. i recommend to leave this section as is. #NoTrayIcon

#NoEnv #SingleInstance force

;disables the enterkey.

$Enter::return $NumPadEnter::return

;uses "End" key as a hotkey to mute all. it can be changed to any other key that is not bound to a key ingame. you can replace "/mute all" with "/fullmute all" to also disable pings.

End:: SendInput, {Enter}/mute all{Enter}

Definitely look into Autohotkey:

https://autohotkey.com

It's got a huge, dedicated community with lots of documentation, and I've used it for everything from remapping keyboard shortcuts to making hotstrings for obscure emoji, inserting special Unicode characters for a math class, having finer control over my screen brightness adjustment... You can even record macros with your mouse to automate more sophisticated actions.

Do you really want this?

1. Download AutoHotey

2. Copy this text into WordPad and save as "earbleed.ahk" (Remove the word "Steam" from the third line if you are playing on the standalone client).

   ~RButton:: WinGet, window, ProcessName, A if (window == "PathOfExile_x64Steam.exe") { PlaySound("%A_ScriptDIR%\soundeffect.mp3") } return PlaySound(SoundFile) { FileDelete, %A_ScriptDIR%\TheSound.AHK FileAppend, ( #NoTrayIcon SoundPlay, %SoundFile%, Wait ), %A_ScriptDir%\TheSound.AHK Run, %A_ScriptDIR%\TheSound.AHK }

3. Download and save your favourite sound-effect as "soundeffect.mp3" in the same folder.

4. Launch "earbleed.ahk".

5. Enjoy!

I've tried using Eventghost on my PC to set things up with AutoRemote, etc, but I otherwise much prefer using AutoHotkey. It's a simple scripting language, and extremely useful for automating tasks, setting up macros or generally increasing productivity when using the computer.

I agree it would be nice to have in Citra, but I'm also sure there are third party programs that could allow you this right now while waiting for it to get implemented in Citra. Let me check - yes, for example Autohotkey does it:

https://autohotkey.com/docs/misc/RemapJoystick.htm

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Click.htm

It supports controllers and it supports the action "click on specific point of the screen". It's also free to use.

I don't think you can do that directly in Krita. But you could try this:

&#x200B;

1) Download and install autohotkey from this site: https://autohotkey.com

2) Create a text file.

3) Open the text file, and write the following line:

&#x200B;

j::LButton

&#x200B;

4) Save the text file. Rename it to somefilename.ahk

5) Double click the file to start it as a autohotkey script. The J key on your keyboard is now activating your left mouse button.

6) Stop the script by rightclicking its icon in the bottom-right of your screen.

To suspend my GTA process I'm using the same method I've had in place to empty my lobby, autohotkey in combination with pssuspend. I just have to hit a key combo and my game gets suspended for exactly 8.5 seconds, works perfectly every time.

To replicate this for yourself go and grab PsTools

Then install Autohotkey

And save this as an Autohotkey script:

^+9:: run C:\Windows\System32\pssuspend64.exe GTA5.exe sleep 8500 run C:\Windows\System32\pssuspend64.exe -r GTA5.exe return

The key combo in that is Ctrl+Shift+9, but you can of course change that to anything you like.

It works with AutoHotkey, which you can download here:

https://autohotkey.com/download/

And the script is super simple, just make a text file and paste this:

; ; Kill Current Process

#F4:: Click WinGet, Active_Window, ProcessName, A Process, Close, %Active_Window% Return Rename it with a .ahk extension and be sure to run it at startup.

You probably want Alfred. It's awesome, but I don't know how to explain it very well to a Windows expat because I don't think there's much of an equivalent. But I couldn't live without it.

If your'e the sort of person who uses a coding editor, SublimeText or Atom are probably the ones you want at this point. The previous king, TextMate, is kind of long in the tooth.

Get an external drive and use Time Machine religiously. It's amazing and can save your life, but only if you use it.

You may or may not want to use Fantastical instead of the built-in calendar, depending on the complexity of your life.

People love TextExpander, but they just went to subscription-only. I'm in the process of moving to aText, which is a nearly-identical tool that's $5 once, not $5 a month.

Windows in Bootcamp is interesting, but probably not required unless you REALLY need to let Windows have access to the bare metal. Virtualization is FAR more flexible -- you get to run both systems at once, you don't have to carve off a fixed amount of your hard drive to Windows, you get nearly native performance, and backing up your whole Windows install is trivial. Look into VMWare Fusion or Parallels.

Suggestions: 1) Skip "Hi, may I speak with so-and-so?" and barrel right into your questions (even if it's possible that you have the wrong person) to save time. Use the fewest possible words to pose your questions. Busy impatient listing agents will appreciate it; 2) In my area some Realtors start with the first words out of their mouth "This is a broker call" which I really appreciate because it frankly doesn't matter to me which office they are affiliated with and signals to me that this person is a parsimonious communicator and not going to waste my time; 3) State upfront that you have already reviewed the material in the MLS and on the broker's own website and on the city/county/utility/HOA site or whatever and that you still have a few questions. That way they will know that you have done all the research you can do independently before calling and so really do need answers that only they can provide. This may not apply to you, but it drives me nuts when brokers call and ask questions that are already answered in the MLS and/or on my website like "Is there water (for vacant land)?" "What is the HOA?" "What is the zoning?" etc. To cope with the many calls like this, I have started entering into the MLS "The fastest way to reach the listing broker is by email, not phone" (because that's true). Then I can use the app TextExpander to answer the same question over and over again by email or just send them a link to my website where all the answers are with a few keystrokes and without tying up my phone line which I like to keep open for buyers and sellers.

You need to download autohotkey from here

https://autohotkey.com/

And follow the tutorial from here

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Tutorial.htm

A quick example of one could be

^j:: send, {Enter}/hideout{Enter} return

Which would do the hideout chat command whenever you pressed ctrl + j

Something to be aware off are there are some macros that can get you banned. The rule of thumb is that if it does more than one server side action then it's not okay. So any chat message will be fine, but using a macro to press multiple flasks at once is not.

AutoHotKey would likely be able to handle that without issue. May be "overly complicated", but autohotkey is amazing. I use it for a number of hot keys for launching apps, folders, and various other things.

I think this is the third time I've given the same answer to three different problems on this sub today by Autohotkey could do that.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/35848-xinput-xbox-360-controller-api/

It may be possible, but not easy to do by any means. just_me provides code examples and libraries for using RichEdit (the thing that powers WordPad included with Windows) from AutoHotkey in this post: https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&amp;t=681

Personally I've built a code editor with RichEdit, rather than a text editor, in AHK and it's been a long process of a lot of work. https://github.com/G33kDude/CodeQuickTester

> I'm trying to make a script, purely to see if it can be done

Yes. This can be done. Now you don't have to make it to see if it can be made.

This sub strongly frowns upon trolling, spamming, and pvp cheating scripts.

If you want to know how to do this, here's a link to the AHK <code>Tutorial</code>. Start reading until you're proficient enough to create it.

That being said, I'd like to give you a word of warning about pranking people with computers.

There will ALWAYS be someone smarter than you when it comes to this stuff. My ex-coworker paid dearly to learn this lesson when he met me (to be honest, the guy was a sub-par tech and had no business working in a NOC).

After I caught him playing "jokes" on another tech, I explicitly warned him not to ever touch my system. Low and behold, he screwed with my computer 1 time when I was gone. Took me like 10 minutes to unfuck it up.

For the next year, his computer would blast the entire song "It's Raining Men" (the guy was a homophobe, hence the song choice) at full volume when he logged in and he couldn't figure out why or how I did it, nor could he figure out how to fix it himself. Even using Google-Fu.

He started turning his speakers off when the computer booted up...to which I just modified things so it'd wait 30 min to a couple hours to play the song. He ended up just disabling his speakers completely.

I hope you take something from that.

Minor suggestion. Change line 60 from

Run *RunAs "%A_ScriptFullPath%"

to

Run *RunAs "%A_AhkPath%" /restart "%A_ScriptFullPath%"

As this will allow the script to run on platforms that don't add ahk to path(such as portable install or custom compiles). There is a more fleshed out example at https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Run.htm#RunAs

I've looked into this a little myself (because i really hate the default crosshairs) and you can overlay it using autohotkey and have a key bound to hide and show it. I don't know if this counts as cheating but here's the link anyway https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/57820-crosshair-overlay/

Some higher end keyboards have dedicated macro keys (like mine has S1 through S6 along the left side of all the normal keys), along with software to assign them to whatever text/keystrokes you want.

If your keyboard doesn't have macro keys, look at the free/awesome program AutoHotKey. Once you download/install it, run it. It will create the file AutoHotKey.ahk in your Documents folder. Open that file in Notepad. Set it to:

^!s:: SendRaw gg (Batmobile brake calipers rotate with disc, reducing braking efficiency, which is why we lost) return

Save and close. Right-click the green "H" icon in your system tray (AutoHotKey), and click "Reload This Script." Now whenever you press Ctrl+Alt+S (^ = Ctrl, !=Alt, s=s), AutoHotKey will catch this and instead send the text next to SendRaw.

Here's a reference for the special keys (like # = WindowsKey, etc.):

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm

what OSK app do you use? [autohotkey](/r/autohotkey) is the way imo, here is an on-screen keyboard that does not take focus from the target app for input. you can also assign macros to do even more things automatically

Jag använder autohotkey för att byta knappar på tangentbordet. Nått sånt här borde göra shift+§ (tecknet längst upp till vänster) till en tilde (~) i Illustrator:

#IfWinActive ahk_exe illustrator.exe +Sc029:: Send, {~ } return #IfWinActive

I think it's just for windows. But here's the site: https://autohotkey.com/ Just save it (as a .ahk file after regular notepad .txt) and this script here onto a USB drive and run it from that:

NoEnv

SendMode Input SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%

HotkeyInterval 100

MaxHotkeysPerInterval 200

!z:: sleep 50 sendevent ^#{left} return

If you are on windows 10 just click the square button to the right of Cortana and add a new desktop. Do everything crazy on the second desktop and leave work stuff on first that way you can press ALT+Z and swap in half a second and look like you're doing legitimate stuff. (Change !z to anything from the autohotkey key list found on their site. Have fun :D.

P.S: I am in no way shape or form responsible for anyone who loses their job or gets in trouble etc. You read this post so it's you're fault bro.

Also, reddit seems to have changed the lines beginning with a hashtag (#) to bold so just do that part yourself.

Precisely the reason the first thing I did was to script an autohit (middle mouse btn) and autorun (3rd mouse btn) keys in AutoHotkey. Can't play the game without it.

I remember the days when I played MuOnline and put a book as a weight on left mouse btn before going to school. Farming those souls and blesses.

Here is an AutoHotkey script that will make your key presses single, not repeating, for however long you hold them down:

#IfWinActive ahk_class D3 Main Window Class *RButton:: send {RButton down} send {RButton up} Return

My dash is on my right mouse button, thus "RButton". Replace that with your dash key (here is a handy list if you have it bound to some strange key). Save those few lines of text as "something.ahk" and double click the file. That script should be sanctioned by Blozzard as it does not do anything for you automatically. Hope it helps, best of luck.

https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=18&amp;t=19654&amp;p=94592

hahahhahahaa

you were scripting soldier you fuckin liar

guess you couldn't make it work right? what did you do instead?

<^<+d:: FormatTime, date,, MMddyy Send, %date% return

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm#Symbols > ^ Control > > + Shift > > < Use the left key of the pair.

https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/FormatTime.htm#Date_Formats_case_sensitive

> MM Month with leading zero (01 – 12)

> dd Day of the month with leading zero (01 – 31)

> yy Year without century, with leading zero (00 - 99)

Mind the case sensitive part.

The binds for these buttons seem to be somewhat implemented, but a bit broken. (e.g. I rebound inventory from E to mouse5, and I could open it but not close it.) I got around it by using external programs to bind the mouse button to a relatively useless key, like P or the semicolon. I recommend either GlovePIE or AutoHotKey for this.

read the "read this before posting" topic and/or basic autohotkey documentation/tutorial

It's a keyboard ghosting issue.

You can use a remapper like this one.

Or alternatively, you could use autohotkey to make your own one.

Se voce usar um programa chamado autohotkey, você consegue criar o utilizar de palavras-atalho, por exemplo quando digitar receita1 o programa digita automaticamente o modelo de receita número 1.

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Tutorial.htm#s24 https://autohotkey.com

AutoHotkey has a ton of documentation! It's open source so you can read up on it here. Honestly I'm not that knowledgeable about it, I chose the commands that would definitely work. If you get stuck, try to search through the documentation for the answer, google it as a 2nd option, and as a third try contacting me.

If you go to the github page i linked here my comments are marked with a start tag of /* and an end tag of */ and explain what almost every line of code does in the first block. Almost every command I do there are all you really need for minecraft automation. Sleep timers I chose are pretty arbitrary as a note.

Use <code>MouseGetPos</code> to get the position of the mouse first.
Then run your commands.
Then use <code>MouseMove</code> to put the cursor back where it was.

https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/PixelGetColor.htm

It can.

Just write a loop that checks every pixel on the screen.

If it starts with a color similar to that of a bearer, check all adjacent pixels to check if they match that of a png that contains the picture of a bearer. Repeatedly do this and if enough pixels match, call cports.exe to cut PoE connection instantly.

I’d like to make a suggestion: check out TextExpander. Not only can you put in shortcuts, but entire blocks of text, formulas for today’s date, create fillable forms, etc. And my examples are lame, they don’t even scratch the surface of what the app can really do.

I have various amounts of emailing to do through the week, and must always use certain canned responses at one point during the conversation. I wrote out everything I needed for the response and saved it in TextExpander, where I just hit three keys ( ;+f+g) and it pops the entire script without the need to cut and paste from another app. Saves tons of time every month for me.

I also use it to take notes after conversations and phone calls (I’m not neurotypical, and if I don’t write things down they are lost forever). I just press a key combo on my Mac or iPhone, and a template that I’ve created pops up and has fillable fields that I put the persons name, what we discussed, and if I need to follow up with them. It fills in the date automatically, names the file, and I’m all set!

tl;dr Nobody cares you whining. You cheated, and nobody cares if it was another online game. You lost credibility and if i were you i wouldn't even complain about it

Cheating crybaby. Once a cheater always a cheater.

Also, you just didn't get caught, weren't you looking for some aimbot here? https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=18&amp;amp;t=19654&amp;amp;p=94592

/edit /u/felicityful got your screenshot here from just a couple days ago https://puu.sh/qtOVy.png

Radial Menu v4.

It allows me to use a mouse gesture (swipe down) to open a menu, from which I can access commonly-used folders, files, scripts, macros, etc. I use it to run Python scripts which in turn launch programs or automate daily tasks. Swipe left to create a blank e-mail, swipe right to minimise everything. After having set it up and having used it for almost a year, I can't imagine working without it.

Caution - will make you look like a gigantic nerd in front of the client.

Been a while since I last used one of those, you'll see them popping up now and again on the autohotkey forums

This seems to be a fairly recent one. Even has support for different kinds of overlays.

> unplayable for me

You ought to be able to use an additional program to remap keys on the fly. When I played through Company of Heroes 2 (not an invert-look game...) I couldn't stand their inscrutable hotkeys and used AutoHotKey to remap them to something that made more sense. (Because there was no remap option in game!?!)

AutoHotKey has a joystick section which might work for both joysticks and gamepads. Alternatively, I've seen other gamepad-specific programs mentioned, but never used them. On the off chance you're talking about inverted y-axis on the mouse, here's an AHK thread I found.

If you have an account then I, your parent get access to it. If you do not, then you lose internet access. Also at school as you need my permission to access it there also. So that's gone also... phone bill is paid by me also...

Parenting is the answer. (that and knowing how to use the technology)

As a parent I went so far as to write my own software to help control their time etc... That was just to ensure that each child had equal time on the computer. I knew what sites they went to, blocked others before they tried...

It can be a challenge, but there are tools available to help parents. In the end it comes down to Parenting.

I take thanks in the form of paypal, venmo, or credit card numbers.

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But yeah, you should really look at the Quickstart or the tutorial. Yeah.

Might be time to dust off the old autohotkey script. ImageSearch to get the screen coords of the matching username (can be a pool of many), then imagesearch area to the left of that to find down arrow coordinate, mousemove to that position, click, repeat.

You can use the Raw or Text send method or use <code>SendRaw</code>.

#IfWinActive, ahk_exe SciTE.exe ::sd::Send, {Raw}%A_ScriptDir% ;::sd::Send, {Text}%A_ScriptDir% #If

Alternately, you can escape the characters.

#IfWinActive, ahk_exe SciTE.exe :*:sd::Send, %A_ScriptDir% #If

https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=39218

msdn just uses friendly names, since it would be pointless to know the thousands of message handlers in the os by number. you wouldn't normally be referencing them directly in a proper IDE, where they are defined as constants in the relevant libs

Sure.

1. Use autohotkey to detect when the browser tab changes
2. Get autohotkey to run this command to send data to the arduino.

I got this script you can use. You'll have to download autohotkey and change the names of the titles in the script from sothoryos to whatever region or title you want the baronies to be called.

Then just press the forward slash key on your numpad and it will create a title that counts up to keep them unique or you can hold it down, but keep in mind you only want to give each province a max of 7 baronies; then go under the next province and hit the key again till you got what you want.

After that go into localisation and hold down ctrl+j until you create the amount of baronies you need to localize.

Also for localization it allows you to copy things by just highlighting and hitting x instead of ctrl+c and allows you to paste by pressing v instead of ctrl+v; so because of this the names of your baronies can't contain the letters X or V unless you delete that part of the script before using those letters or changing them in the script.

If you have any questions feel free to ask.

an autohotkey script will fix that right up. and if you want to get fancy, a shell hook or mouse monitor could be added to intercept any clicks to the minimise button, just as if the asshole never existed

You could create a virtual joystick axis and use the hotas buttons to change the axis output with x-degrees on every button depress. You could use Universal Control Remapper for this in combination with vjoy.

UCR

The actual script isn't on android, but my home desktop - Google, if you have an account with them, has a website that lets you geolocate your phone, force it to ring while silenced, place lock screen messages on the screen (I usually did vaguely threatening ones and requests to turn it in to the buildings they were near), and to erase all data. I just wrote a script in Auto Hotkey to refresh my screen and look for text in very specific locations or click buttons in very specific locations. It's really poorly written and probably wouldn't work with any screen that wasn't exactly mine, but I'll see about writing something more generalized that people could use. No promises though!

You can also use a program called AutoHotKey and this script to change between your characters using F1-F4 (or whatever keys you want)

> SetTitleMatchMode, 3 > > $F1:: > if WinExist("Char1") > { > WinActivate > Return > } > > $F2:: > if WinExist("Char2") > { > WinActivate > Return > } > > $F3:: > if WinExist("Char3") > { > WinActivate > Return > } > > $F4:: > if WinExist("Char4") > { > WinActivate

if you are going to develop it on windows, you can to use AutoHotKey. It can simulate keyboard actions and clicks, also has an image matching algorithm to find some image ingame (such buildings or items).

Great time to learn about objects/arrays.

Make an array for your numbers.

numA := [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0]

Then make an array for your letters.

letterA := ["A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", "P", "Q", "R", "S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z"]

Now you can use <code>Random</code> to generate a random number between 1 and 10 for the number and 1 and 26 for the letter.

Use the generated numbers as your index for the arrays.

numA := [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0] letterA := ["A","B","C","D","E","F","G","H","I","J","K","L","M","N","O","P","Q","R","S","T","U","V","W","X","Y","Z"]

F1:: Random, num, 1, 10 Random, let, 1, 26 MsgBox, % numA[num] " " letterA[let] return

Have you considered using AutoHotkey to create a script so that you could have mouse 4/5 act as an enter key? If you install AutoHotkey from here and input

XButton1::Send, {Enter}

into a text file with the file extension .ahk and run it, mouse 4 will be bound to Enter.

At the beginning of the game /mute all. Instantly. You could say that you'll miss out on information because u muted your teammates but most communications can be done by just pinging.

If you have to unbind your enter key. I believe you can do this by using autohotkey. https://autohotkey.com/

Realize that your account is on the line because your next ban is going to be a permaban. You don't want all that time you spent on your account go to waste.

Realize that these are people you're flaming not npcs. You can actually hurt them irl because not everyone has a thick skin.

I got perma banned for being toxic and that was the worst thing that happened to me. I kept flaming because I was stupid and kept pushing riot's ban system. Saying to myself that they wouldn't perma ban me.

I believe anyone can reform if they try hard enough. Tyler1 seems to have reformed and he was toxic as fuck. Probably more toxic then most people will ever be.

EDIT: added a bit more

/r/AutoHotkey and http://ahkscript.org/

> Why ahkscript.org?

> AHKScript.org is a new community consisting of the active AutoHotkey developer(s) as well as other enthusiasts. Unfortunately, the old autohotkey.com domain is not under the control of the developers and it continues to promote an outdated version of the software. New users are encouraged to migrate and participate at this new site.

However, we're working on a merger, so this won't be true for too much longer

If you don't want to get your text editor out, Pulover's Macro Creator Is ok as well.

>Pulover’s Macro Creator is a Free Automation Tool and Script Generator. It is based on AutoHotkey language and provides users with multiple automation functions, as well as a built-in recorder.

autohotkey man. I set mine up so it behaves like my phone.

Two spaces puts a . then a space, and auto-capitalizes the next letter I hit. The only problem I have is if I start a sentence with a number it'll put the special character instead. I am sure I could fix this, but it happens so rarely it's not worth my time to fix.

I cannot check in-game now to search for configurations, but you can work around the issue using auto-hotkey. You make a script like "when you lift alt button, send another alt", this way the sprint is interrupted and it is like you must hold down the button to keep sprinting.

edit: the script should look like

> ~Alt Up::Send {Alt}

edit#2: if it doesn't work because you must lift alt to start sprinting, simply add another line that send a complete Alt just pressing Alt Down

> ~Alt Down::Send {Alt}

> ~Alt Up::Send {Alt}

Are they both using the same output device? e.g. HD Audio? If not, Autohotkey is the closest thing I can think of that might help, but it wouldn't necessarily be automated.

Auto Hotkey let's you Jedi around your computer by letting you create hotkey shortcuts and macros. Some of the simple stuff are: allowing side scrolling in excel by holding on to Shift, and sending an Enter input by hitting ctrl+space (this one let's me "press enter" from the left side of the keyboard).

I use this AutoHotKey script:

F12::

WinSet, Style, -0xC40000, A WinMove, A, , 0, 0, %A_ScreenWidth%, %A_ScreenHeight%

Return

• Download+install AutoHotKey
• Save the script above as an .ahk file
• Run it
• Set the game to windowed mode with your monitor's resolution
• Press F12 with the game window active to make it borderless

You can substitute F12 for whatever button you want it to activate with.

It works with other games as well.

The thing though is if he explored any links on here to determine purposeful or malicious intent. If the URL is what I'm thinking it is, it'd be a page like this with a link to many different pages: https://autohotkey.com/download/1.1/

The Publicly available PDF would've been one such link in the directory, while the private information would be other links in the directories. Even if the names were not descriptive of the information the link provides, just clicking it can be enough to found guilty. (Heck, even just doing the first step of viewing the directory can be enough.)

If you want performance, use sendinput. (This is all covered in the Send docs.
If you need large amounts of text to be sent, putting the text on clipboard and pasting by sending ^v will dump the text faster than anything (but this doesn't work for some games and apps).

But the issues you're describing sound like poor coding problems.

Your script's timing should never be able to be thrown off by the act of sending text.

Unfortunately, your code can't be checked b/c you didn't post any.

From the look of it, yes there is. Check out this thread. https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/7022-acbattery-status/

You should be able to get battery stats then use basic math to perform a function when it reaches 25% or below then have the script constantly checking it with a SetTimer until then.

There is a really good autohotkey script for this. I'll see if I can find a link.

E: https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/515-german-umlaute-convenience-script/ That works great for me. It saved me from buying a second keyboard.

You should be able to use AutoHotKey to do this. Found the below from a cursory search.

Also included is a way to change the sound for all device connects. Not quite what you asked for, but the hammer approach works if you don’t want to put in too much effort.

For the sound effect, if I were to do this I would use the sound byte from Sherlock, the TV Series with Benedict Cumberbatch, of the text message notification from Irene Adler.

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/89507-run-script-when-usb-device-is-detecteddisconnected/

https://www.isunshare.com/windows-10/change-device-connection-sound-in-windows-10.html

Here's a little hack to disable backspace:

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1) Download and install autohotkey from this site: https://autohotkey.com

2) Open your prefered text editor, like Notepad or something, and write the following line:

Backspace::

3) Save the text file as disable-backspace.ahk

4) Double click the file to start it as a autohotkey script. The backspace is not disabled.

5) Stop the script by rightclicking its icon in the bottom-right of your screen.

Check the documentation. It's very good.

Hotkeys is the one of the main specific sections that you would probably want.

Make sure you read those links that blackened posted. They more than cover what you're asking. (Also, be sure to check out the <code>AHK Beginner Tutorial</code>)

What your asking for is as simple as this:

:*:\d::^<

I believe you can use ControlClick.

To illustrate:

^5::

run, calc WinWaitActive, Calculator ControlClick, Button14, Calculator ControlClick, Button23, Calculator ControlClick, Button10, Calculator

return

Once you press Ctrl+5 , the script will launch Calculator and then click buttons "9" "+" "5" , even if you are moving the mouse during this time.

This is the script I've been using for a while.. its bound to a single key, and you only have to tap it once, no holding ctrl, shift, or alt or w/e. I personally use Page Down (bound to my mouse). You can change the key to whatever you like using a list from https://autohotkey.com/docs/KeyList.htm

SetBatchLines, -1 SetKeyDelay, -1 #IfWinActive Guild Wars 2 PgDn:: Send V Send {Space}

It dodge jumps every single time.

Think of it as "invert the value". If it was any number other than 0, set it to zero, if it was 0 set it to 1.

errorlevel is a special variable. It's one of many special variables in AutoHotKey which are automatically created that serve specific functions. In this case whenever a command is executed in autohotkey it will place a value into errorlevel to describe if the command encountered any problems.

if !errorlevel means "if no problems were encountered"

You can find out more by looking at the autohotkey documentation.

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> You should be able to use the built-in A_Username in any version v1.1.28+

> Edit: Source is the last post in this thread: https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=15926#p209769

I'm not sure how you're wanting me to respond to this.

I already covered that built-in variables are the only variables that can be used.
A_UserName is a built-in variable, right?

Why link to a page where Lexikos is just confirming what's already in the docs?

Possibilities are endless if you use AutoHotKey. 1. Map a keyboard shortcut in the Stream Deck app. 2. Write a script in AHK that does complex stuff when that keyboard shortcut is pressed.

There is also Companion that is used in the ProAV world.

Inspect the source code to get the pages links and download them.

Or

Use this AutoHotkey Script that takes screenshots and flip pages automatically

https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/58115-auto-screen-capture-script/

Then combine the images in a PDF file and do an OCR with Adobe Acrobat DC or any other software that do that job.

Don't forget to share your e-books with the community (at Libgen.io for example) ;)

Jethrow's Guide To COMs (This is the guide I used to learn COMs)

MSDN Page on Excel COMs

That should get you started. If you hit a snag, make a post about it along with your code. There are power users on here that are very familiar with Excel Objects and will be able to show you what's going wrong.

aka [abstraction](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstraction_(computer_science\)), the foundation of all modern programming languages and the article I always link to when the topic comes up. many similar scripting and interpreted platforms are cited here, curious none of them are labeled as "real" or "fake"...

it's a common misconception to perceive them in order of difficulty, where these platforms are more a hierarchy of purpose. reducing work is a common goal for higher level langs, but using them to their full extent is not any easier for the most part than anything compiled in assembly, since they rely on so many of the same concepts for any kind of proficiency, and also completely different skill sets in whatever use case they were designed for.

even autohotkey functions could be written in ASM if you wanted, though I don't see many practical reasons to, when you could just run libs optimised for those purposes.

any newcomers with the proper fundamentals, and motivation to appreciate platforms outside their own area of expertise could spend a matter of minutes thumbing through the docs, and immediately find access to most of the same tools they have been using in whatever "real" language they are coming from.

are they the same tools, of course not, else what would be the point of writing a new language?

I’m not sure how you would do this with only Excel, but for my work I do quite a bit of grabbing data from an excel sheet and inputting it to a website, or the other way around, grabbing data off a website and inputting it into Excel, but I use AutoHotKey for 100% of the process.

Here are some great guides that I used to set up my scripts:

Controlling chrome and web scraping data with Selenium: http://the-automator.com/cross-browser-web-scraping-with-autohotkey-and-selenium/

Grabbing data from or inputting data into an exel worksheet: https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/69033-basic-ahk-l-com-tutorial-for-excel/

> your job may be automatized

Part of my job now is to automate things that currently require a human. My job used to be data entry, but I was asked to learn enough AHK to automate it all, which I did. The job no longer exists, and never will again.

Not specific to just audio/media, but pretty anything that involves files... I've got some macro keys that insert the current timestamp wherever my cursor is (virtually typed), e.g:

• 2018-08-22 18:54:11
• 2018-08-22_185412
• 2018-08-22

...use the last two a lot for filenames.

If you're on Windows you can do it with https://autohotkey.com/

Also ISO8601 master race.

Not specific to just video editing, but pretty anything that involves files... I've got some macro keys that insert the current timestamp wherever my cursor is (virtually typed), e.g:

• 2018-08-22 18:54:11
• 2018-08-22_185412
• 2018-08-22

...use the last two a lot for filenames.

If you're on Windows you can do it with https://autohotkey.com/

Also ISO8601 master race.

FYI I wrote TapHoldManager not so long ago that will handle any number of taps, with an optional hold (Long press) at the end.

eg tap/tap/tap or tap/tap/hold

Array/Object Method:

ChatHistory := [] ; Let's create an Array.

If (ChatHistory[ChatHistory.MaxIndex()] != tofromguild2) then ; If the Last Person is not tofromguild2 { Found := False Loop, % ChatHistory.MaxIndex() - 1 ; Since we concluded the last person is not who you were seeking, we'll remove them from the Loop. { If (ChatHistory[A_Index] = tofromguild2) then ; If we find them in the Array, we'll remove them from the Array. { ChatHistory.RemoveAt(A_Index) Found := True Break } } If !Found && (ChatHistory.MaxIndex() = 10) then ; Hmm... If we didn't find them in the Array and the list already contains 10 people, we'll remove the 10th person from the Array. Feel free to modify "(ChatHistory.MaxIndex() = 10)" if you want a smaller or larger Array. { ChatHistory.RemoveAt(1) } ChatHistory.Push(tofromguild2) ; Let's add tofromguild2 to the Array. }

; Let's list the 10 most recent people you chatted with. ; Most recent is ChatHistory[ChatHistory.MaxIndex()] ; Second most recent is ChatHistory[ChatHistory.MaxIndex() - 1] ; Third most recent is ChatHistory[ChatHistory.MaxIndex() - 2] ... You get the idea. Loop, % ChatHistory.MaxIndex() { theList .= ChatHistory[ChatHistory.MaxIndex() + 1 - A_Index] "n" } MsgBox, % "Reverse-chronological Order:n" theList

https://autohotkey.com/docs/misc/Arrays.htm

https://autohotkey.com/docs/Objects.htm