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Hey guys i've looked all over and can't seem to find anyone that has a simple code setup for hotkeynet. I just need something that is used in everyday stuff like movement with w s a d q e, the 1 though = keys, and along with the Tab button or mouse click. If anyone can help me out that would be great.
Is this for WoW? There's an example of a simple WoW script here:
Quick Start Guide for WoW
[AutoHotKey] My full AutoHotKey script.
Heres a Simple one for DAoC, can be converted to anything tho im sure
http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/fi...screenshot.jpgCode:<Label d_main1 local sendwinMF daoc1>
<Label d_main2 local sendwinMF daoc2>
<Label d_main3 local sendwinMF daoc3>
<Label d_main4 local sendwinMF daoc4>
//PBOAE
<hotkey F2>
<SendPC Local>
<sendwinMF daoc2>
<Key 1>
<sendwinMF daoc3>
<Key 1>
<sendwinMF daoc4>
<Key 1>
// wizzy buffs
<hotkey F4>
<SendPC Local>
<sendwinMF daoc3>
<Key 7><Key 8><wait 300><Key 9>
<sendwinMF daoc4>
<Key 7><Key 8><wait 300><Key 9>
// Rename all 4 windows and put background to sleep, have main window focused //
<hotkey F12>
<SendPC Local>
<RenameWin Dark daoc1>
<RenameWin Dark daoc2>
<RenameWin Dark daoc3>
<RenameWin Dark daoc4>
<wait 300>
<sendwinMF daoc1>
<SetAffinity 0>
<sendwinMF daoc2>
<SetAffinity 1>
<sendwinMF daoc3>
<SetAffinity 3>
<sendwinMF daoc4>
<SetAffinity 4>
// stick all
<hotkey F6>
<SendPC Local>
<sendwinMF daoc1>
<Key F1><wait 20><Text /stick><wait 20><Key ENTER>
<sendwinMF daoc2>
<Key F1><wait 20><Text /stick><wait 20><Key ENTER>
<sendwinMF daoc3>
<Key F1><wait 20><Text /stick><wait 20><Key ENTER>
<sendwinMF daoc4>
<Key F1><wait 20><Text /stick><wait 20><Key ENTER>
You should check out www.hotkeynet.com
It's another community around multiboxing, with specific support around hot key net.
Albeit they are a lil hostile / "MUST PROVE BETTER THEN DUALBOXING" mentality, but meh, if it's helpfull, it's helpfull.
Freddie is a good guy, should be able to help you as well.
AHK != HKN, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by phetish',index.php?page=Thread&postID=115927#post1 15927][b][AutoHotKey][/b] [url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=11605
Not sure if AHK scripts will help him... I could be wrong, though. >.<
Hah! I got ya fooled!Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Suvega',index.php?page=Thread&postID=116001#post1 16001
HotkeyNet has its own website for the same reason that virtually every commercial program in the world has its own website. It's the place where documentation and bug lists are published, people ask questions about the program, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Suvega',index.php?page=Thread&postID=116001#post1 16001
I'm always happy to answer questions here -- in fact, I prefer it because it advertises the program -- but a commercial program needs its own website that's under the control of its publisher.
HotkeyNet's website is not a general multiboxing website like dual-boxing and it's not intended to be.
I'm not sure where you're getting the impression of hostility. I can remember only a very tiny number of people who posted in HotkeyNet's forum and who seemed to feel that way. Most of the people who post frequently on HotkeyNet's forum also frequently post here. The two sites serve different purposes and they aren't in competition.
AHK != HKN, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vyndree',index.php?page=Thread&postID=116006#post1 16006]
[quote='phetish',index.php?page=Thread&postID=11592 7#post115927][b][AutoHotKey][/b] [url='http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=11605
Not sure if AHK scripts will help him... I could be wrong, though. >.<[/quote]Doh! - my bad - too many Hotkey McThingies.... i'll go hide now :)
Tons of people make that mistake. I should probably change HotkeyNet's name to avoid confusion.
In my experence with any hot key programs i always would perfer to use HKN hotkeynet. its just the best and that and a kvm switch = god
You made my day. :)
FreddieKeys!Quote:
I should probably change HotkeyNet's name to avoid confusion.
Hehe. This just reminded me of something that I hadn't thought about in a long time. The first hotkey program I ever wrote, back in the 1980s, was called Magic Buttons.
It had to be written in assembly language, and as if that wasn't enough work, for some reason or other the program had to move its code segments around in memory after it was loaded. Good old MS-DOS programming. That kind of technology seems as antique now as a trebuchet. And that's lucky for me because my brain's gotten too old to do it! :)