If state = U The key has been released, so break out of the loop. GetKeyState, state, %key%, P stores the state of the key to variable 'state'

Sleep, %checkdelay% tiny delay to give computer a chance to see if key is down Presskey(key,del1 =999999, del2 =999999) you cant set variables as default parameters in functionsĭel1:=del1=999999 ? fkeydowndelay : del1 default value will be value of 'fkeydowndelay'ĭel2:=del2=999999 ? delaybetweenfkeys : del2 default value will be value of 'delaybetweenfkeys' You can experiment with changing the delays, but this is what I found was the fastest without any errors or skips. But the following command, using dopusrt triggered via AHK doesnt seem to work: F1:: Run, C:Program FilesGPSoftwareDirectory Opusdopusrt.exe /cmd. I have put it in a function so that it is easy to use for any keypress. So this should work with sendplay.īut in my opinion, this is a much better way. The game I have been working on, seemed to needĪ delay of 37 for holding a key down, and a delay of 2 between keypresses.

The first that comes to mind is very basic with an incredible impact on the workflow. The fact that a selected note has its voice color has many applications. The first explores what you can do with color. Some games need a delay during the keypress - In other words,Ī delay AFTER the key is DOWN and BEFORE the key is RELEASED. The F1-macrogroup Color Search and Select houses three related families of macros. Ok, you are talking to the right person, here.

Ahk f1