Need help with executing different code when modifier is released Topic is solved

[B1z2]

Hi,

Is there any way to archive this:

While holding alt and press down send 1, but when i release alt, send 2.

I tried fiddling with keywait and getkeystate, but couldn't figure how to do this.

Thanks!

[Exaskryz]

Using a modifier alone on this is a bit weird, but you can try this:

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LAlt:: ; change to RAlt if you want right, or Alt if you want to try either
While GetKeyState("LAlt","P")
{
Send 1
Sleep 100
}
Send 2
return

[B1z2]

Using a modifier alone on this is a bit weird, but you can try this:

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LAlt:: ; change to RAlt if you want right, or Alt if you want to try either
While GetKeyState("LAlt","P")
{
Send 1
Sleep 100
}
Send 2
return

Hi,

I tried this script and it sends 1 repeatedly while i hold alt, what i would like is to send 1 only when i press down button, while holding alt, then when i release alt, send 2.

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Alt & Down:: 
While GetKeyState("Alt","P")
{
Send 1
Sleep 100
}
Send 2
return

[Exaskryz]

Oh, Down as in the Down Arrow. I see.

The hotkey can be changed to !Down:: because ! is the Alt modifier.

Do you mean it should repeat sending 1 and repeat sending 2? I would change Send 2 into

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While GetKeyState("Down","P")
{
Send 2
Sleep 100
}

And it would end when you release Down.

[B1z2]

Oh, Down as in the Down Arrow. I see.

The hotkey can be changed to !Down:: because ! is the Alt modifier.

Do you mean it should repeat sending 1 and repeat sending 2? I would change Send 2 into

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While GetKeyState("Down","P")
{
Send 2
Sleep 100
}

And it would end when you release Down.

Sorry for not being clear enough

1. I press alt, then down button - 1 is sent for one time, not repeating.
2. Each time i press down button, while keeping alt button pressed down, 1 is sent.
3. Once i release alt button, 2 is sent.

[Exaskryz]

I think this would work:

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!Down::Send 1
~Alt up::Send 2

Now I've tested it.

The potential problem is that Alt will send 2 if you didn't even press Alt+Down. So you may use this untested code:

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!Down::Send 1
~Alt up::
If (A_PriorHotkey="!Down")
   Send 2
return

[B1z2]

I think this would work:

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!Down::Send 1
~Alt up::Send 2

Now I've tested it.

The potential problem is that Alt will send 2 if you didn't even press Alt+Down. So you may use this untested code:

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!Down::Send 1
~Alt up::
If (A_PriorHotkey="!Down")
   Send 2
return

It works!

Thanks