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[arashi87]

Hi I have just started in a game which has got Ctrl+1-9 and Alt+1-9 skill bars. I would like to create something like Ctrl +(number) or Alt +(number) for a skill that has got cooldown time (45sec for example) and needs to be able to play it in loop Also a "one key" to activate on and off function for all the skills thats in loop for example; turn on enter Ctrl +1, wait 45sec, enter again and so on enter Ctrl+2, wait 200sec, enter again and so on and an hotkey that i can turn the script on and off freely much appreciated thanks arashi

[Shadowpheonix]

While I am sure there are better options, here is one way to do what you want (I only did 1 & 2 for Ctrl & Alt)...

; Start timers for each key.
SetTimer, Ctrl1, 45
SetTimer, Ctrl2, 200
SetTimer, Alt1, 45
SetTimer, Alt2, 200
Return
 
; Define the individual hotkeys.
^1:: ; Ctrl+1
CtrlOne := !CtrlOne
Return
 
^2:: ; Ctrl+2
CtrlTwo := !CtrlTwo
Return
 
!1:: ; Alt+1
AltOne := !AltOne
Return
 
!2:: ; Alt+2
AltTwo := !AltTwo
Return
 
F12:: ; Enable/Disable all timers
If ToggleAll = On
    ToggleAll = Off
Else
    ToggleAll = On
Loop, 2    ; Increase this to 9 once you have all 9 keys configured.
{
    SetTimer, Ctrl%A_Index%, %ToggleAll%
    SetTimer, Alt%A_Index%, %ToggleAll%
}
Return
 
; Define the timers.
Ctrl1:
If CtrlOne
    Send ^1
Return
 
Ctrl2:
If CtrlTwo
    Send ^2
Return
 
Alt1:
If AltOne
    Send !1
Return
 
Alt2:
If AltTwo
    Send !2
Return

[Exaskryz]

Do note that with Shadow's example, the number in SetTimer has the units of milliseconds. To do seconds, multiply those by 1000. (e.g. 45 seconds is 45000 milliseconds).

[Shadowpheonix]

Do note that with Shadow's example, the number in SetTimer has the units of milliseconds. To do seconds, multiply those by 1000. (e.g. 45 seconds is 45000 milliseconds).

 

 

D'oh!    Knew I had something wrong in there.   Nice catch.  Thank you.