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[sinkfaze]

If I wanted faster input, I would be more interested in "as fast as possible" than the arbitrary and relatively slow repeat rate of 10 keys per second.

It's not necessarily about faster input, it's about input that can get past any input detection software; that might not be a concern for you in your situation but it is a concern for a wide swath of gamers. If you go straight to "as fast as possible" many games are going to snuff you pretty quickly.

And a good typist will complete the press of a keyboard key at around 120ms, and the press of a mouse button at around 100ms, so I would expect that the delay between keystrokes will be closer to 100ms than 1ms (which is actually 10-15ms due to OS granularity).

[LazyMan]

In that case, the only solutions are to either use the SetTimer toggle method instead, or to press the key for a period of time shorter than the key-repeat wait time. I'll update the OP.

Perhaps you could use this:

Warning: If the hotkey used by the Toggle is input faster than the loop executes, the maximum number of simultaneous threads per hotkey can be exceeded, which leaves the execution "stuck" in a spamming state (reference Leef_me's explanation).

[Trillasecond]

I noticed if I remap a keyboard button to a mouse click it spams automatically without using time delay code.
It seams simple so maybe it's commonly known. I don't know if there are people who never bothered to try it.

with this one while F1 is held left click is spammed.

F1::Click
F2::MButton
F3::Click Right

with this code right click spam occurs while Num Pad #3 is pressed.

NumPad1::Click
NumPad2::MButton
NumPad3::Click Right

[GodlyCheese]

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[rahven32]

This might seem silly to some but I'm unable to figure out how to add a image on top of my game when my toggle is running and to not show when it isn't.

#IfWinActive Guild Wars 2
toggle = 0
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2

E::
    Toggle := !Toggle
     While Toggle{
        Send 2
		Send 4
		Send 5
		Send 9
		Send {F2}
        sleep 100
    }
return

Very simple script. I've tried several different things with gui, add, picture but the closest I've gotten to it working was a white square in the center of my screen and the computer spazing out and having to end task the script. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!

[Leef_me]

You want your script to display an image, you even tried it yourself.
But you post a script without image code.

It would have been better to post your code so we could tell you where the problem was

At the top of your script, add whatever gui command you need and add the image
do not 'show' the gui.

Immediately after Toggle := !Toggle insert this code

if toggle
  gui, show
else
  gui, hide

[gxmc]

Hi, i was looking for an autofire/rapidfire script these days in order to play some console games that requires a lots of spamming (sidescrollers mainly), but I cant manage to find a "good to go" script. I see a lot of "mouse1" autofire scripts around, but I cant manage to edit it in order to make it work with a keyboard key. It must have to do with the "click" and the "P" command inside these scripts, I dont know what to do with them, what to use to replace than, etc. Can anyone to help me with that? I guess its really easy to write such script to the people that are used to the program once the "mouse1" one is so simple.

Thanks

[QuantumApocalypse]

You'd be looking at the last ready-to-go script which holds down a key to spam. The BBCode inside the code tags is annoying and may be causing issues, but given you've removed them, it should work.

F8::
	While GetKeyState("F8","P"){
		Click
		Sleep 50 ;  milliseconds
	}
return

That's your hold F8 script, and all you need to do is replace F8 with whatever key you need.
For example, swapping the F8 out for spacebar:

Space::
	While GetKeyState("Space","P"){
		Click
		Sleep 50 ;  milliseconds
	}
return

[Homsikpanda]

hello!
i randomly just discovered this while searching google for a rapid-fire hotkey, and think this might be what i'm looking for.
my confusion is your descriptions of what each script does.

simply what i want to do is when i press and hold the arrow keys i want them to rapid fire roughly about 1-2 times a second.
i'm familiar with c++ to a degree so i'm confident in my ability to edit the coding to what i need with a bit of practice, mostly just looking for a starting point

nvm think i figure out some of it

[Remf]

Need some help.
Diablo 1 accepts

#SingleInstance
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 1

SendMode Input
`::Suspend


~$LButton::
While GetKeyState("LButton", "P")
{
Click
Sleep, 80
}
return

~$^LButton::
While GetKeyState("LButton", "P")
{
Click
Sleep, 80
}
return

for everything besides attacking... (it clikcs inventory button so fast that it just flashes by for example)
Why is this?

[viggiano_michael]

I am somewhat of an idiot when it comes to this stuff and just need a scipt that sends the input of Ctrl X over and over again. If anyone could help me with this it would be much appreciated.

[wzd]

I am using the key press starts auto repeat, 2nd key press stops auto repeat script, with some modifications that are irrelevant to the question.  The question/problem is when i switch to a different window, like an open notes file, while it is auto repeating, the characters go to the file.  This is of course because the send is to the active window.  Is there any way to either force the send to the correct window, or to stop the send when the window is not active?

[nimda]

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