Loop / Cleaner code

[iHuggles]

Originally I was doing this and it was just really messy and I did not like the look at it.

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Numpad5::
{
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400

Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400
Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400
Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400
Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400
Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400


}


Return

Then I tried doing this

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Numpad5::
{
Send {D Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {D up}
sleep, 400
loop, 10
block

Send {A Down}
Sleep, 800
Send {A up}
sleep, 400
loop, 10
block

}


Return

Im not a huge coder and I have read the Loop page. I just dont understand how to make a command like D Down and D up repeat a couple times without spamming the same command over and over again and then continue onto another set of commands I have told it to do like A down > A Up. Any help would be amazing! I have been messing around with it for a couple hours just cant seem to get it.

[Exaskryz]

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Numpad5::
Loop 10
{
Send {d down} ; I think {D Down} would be Shift+d, so you can keep it capital if you want Shifts
Sleep 800
Send {d up}
Sleep 400
}
Loop 10
{
Send {a down}
Sleep 800
Send {a up}
Sleep 400
}
return

The block is the group of commands wrapped inside the braces { }. This is what signals to the command above that if it's a flow-control command like If or Loop that all of these commands are a part of it.

Edit, but in this case, you might be able to avoid the Sleep commands by using SetKeyDelay. Could save a few lines of code, but what I had above should work. It is untested though.

[iHuggles]

Awesome! Its working great! The Capital D would explain why it would shift. Thanks so much!

[iHuggles]

Awesome! Its working great! The Capital D would explain why it would shift. Thanks so much!

[iHuggles]

Awesome! Its working great! The Capital D would explain why it would shift. Thanks so much!

[iHuggles]

Awesome! Its working great! The Capital D would explain why it would shift. Thanks so much!