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[Aircraft800]

I think I was wrong, this script seems to work in the game:

Joy10::
Send {v down}
KeyWait Joy10
Send {v up}
Return

It just didn't work in notepad, the hold down repeat letter must be a function of the keyboard, because when I run the script, it only types one "v" stroke, however, in the game, it IS holding down the keystroke.

I'll update here if I get all of the script done.

Thanks for the help..

[Aircraft800]

That Code works for the Guitar, but it doesn't work flawlessly.

If I press 2 keys down simultaneously, and release one, both keys are still down They only release when I let go of BOTH, not real good when playing chords....

Back to the drawing board.

Any clues if I can fix this ???

[engunneer]

try

Joy10::
Send {v down} 
Return

Joy10 up::
Send {v up} 
Return

[Aircraft800]

Darn, I was so excited, but it didn't work

None of the joy presses (frets on guitar) did anything.

[engunneer]

now it gets fun

settimer release, 10

Joy10::
Send, {v down}
vpressed := true
return

Joy14::
Send, {c down}
cpressed := true
return

release:
if (vpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy10"))
{
  send, {v up}
  vpressed := false
}
if (cpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy14"))
{
  send, {c up}
  cpressed := false
}
;...etc...
return

[eldamar]

The last script worked perfectly for the frets ^^ but im still new to all this and i need some help with the rest.

did you make a script for the pick down and up.. my adapter points pickup to 13 och pickdown to 15. can annyone help me with the script for these buttons?

This is my script so far...

settimer release, 10 

Joy6:: 
Send, {v down} 
vpressed := true 
return

Joy2:: 
Send, {c down} 
cpressed := true 
return

Joy1:: 
Send, {x down} 
xpressed := true 
return

Joy3:: 
Send, {z down} 
zpressed := true 
return

Joy4:: 
Send, {Shift down} 
shiftpressed := true 
return

release: 
if (vpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy6")) 
{ 
  send, {v up} 
  vpressed := false 
} 
if (cpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy2")) 
{ 
  send, {c up} 
  cpressed := false 
}
if (xpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy1")) 
{ 
  send, {x up} 
  xpressed := false 
}
if (zpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy3")) 
{ 
  send, {z up} 
  zpressed := false 
} 
if (shiftpressed and not GetKeyState("Joy4")) 
{ 
  send, {Shift up} 
  shiftpressed := false 
} 
return

[Aircraft800]

Who Hoo engunneer!!

That worked GREAT!!!! No Overlap now!!

Joy15::
Send {/ down}
KeyWait Joy15 
Send {/ up}
return

Joy13::
Send {Rshift down}
KeyWait Joy13 
Send {Rshift up}
return

eldamar,

Try the simple code, it seems to work fine since there is no way to get the pick to overlap since it's up or down anyway (I'm not sure which keys yours is set to, you may have to change that)

eldamar,

Have you figured out the whammy?
Keys on Guitar-------------------------------------- Keypad
Whammy-----Y-axis (127 rst – 0 prsed)--------Mouse x-axis

I didn't get a chance to write this one yet, it sounded simple at first...

[Aircraft800]

GetKeyState, joyY, JoyY

Use the above code to store joy Y's (whammy bar?)

Sorry Man, I didn't quite understand. I am trying to learn GetKeyState to make the script, it should be easy, but there is a learning curve I'm at the bottom

Using GetKeyState I can see the Whammy Y=50 unpressed and Y=0 fully pressed. I just need it to move the the mouse along the X=Axis. I'll study up on it and update this post....

EDIT: I found some info here:
<!-- m -->http://www.autohotke... ... kMouse.htm<!-- m -->
I Can figure this out, just need to flip an axis and eliminate the unwanted, I'll update...

[Aircraft800]

I found a solution. A program called GlovePIE works very well for this, and with only 6 small lines of code. Seems to be much more efficient than autohotkey.

I took a look at this one, the only thing that's stopping me is the Whammy bar to mouse emulation. I can't figure out the needed script...