doesnt send alt+keys?

[McZ]

I have this script

<Hotkey Alt Ctrl L>
    <if WinDoesNotExist wow1>
        <RenameWin "World of Warcraft" wow1>
    <else>
        <RenameWin "World of Warcraft" wow2>


<Label w1 Local SendWinM wow1>
<Label w2 Local SendWinM wow2>
    
<Hotkey alt 1>
    <SendPC local>
        <SendLabel w1, w2>
            <Key %TRIGGER%>

<Hotkey alt 2>
    <SendPC local>
        <SendLabel w1, w2>
            <Key %TRIGGER%>

but it doesn't send alt keypress.. all it does it send alt+1 (or 2) to the master and 1 (or 2) without alt to the slave.

[Owltoid]

It should.

What is the dialog box in HKN saying? When you push the key what does HKN say it's sending?

http://www.hotkeynet.com/ref/trigger.html

[McZ]

HKN is saying 'alt 2' is sent..
but wow2 isn't casting FoL bound to 'alt 2' but is trying to cast Judgement bound on button 2 (no modifier)

EDIT: it is working if I replace alt with ctrl or shift, as long as I don't use alt.

EDIT 2:
Tried this:

<Hotkey alt 2>
    <SendPC local>
        <SendWinM wow2>
            <Key %TRIGGER%>

still doesn't work.. no alt modifier is sent.

[Owltoid]

I believe HKN. I'm guessing you have a keybind that is screwed up somewhere.

[Owltoid]

Do this, go to your actual WoW window with HKN turned off and hit alt-2. Does your toon do what you thought it would?

[McZ]

Do this, go to your actual WoW window with HKN turned off and hit alt-2. Does your toon do what you thought it would?

Yes it does.

[McZ]

I believe HKN. I'm guessing you have a keybind that is screwed up somewhere.

My keybinding is working perfect without HKN

[Freddie]

Could you try changing SendWinM to SendWinS, and make sure "Use new SendWinS and SendWinSF" is checked on Send Mode Settings.

[McZ]

Could you try changing SendWinM to SendWinS, and make sure "Use new SendWinS and SendWinSF" is checked on Send Mode Settings.

This works
Thank you.

One thing though, that isn't really a problem, But holding down alt while spamming 2 doesn't work, it will release alt as soon as it has sent it to the slave.

[Freddie]

You're welcome.

That's the program's default behavior. If you want to change that, uncheck "Clear modifiers before executing hotkey" on Settings.

There's also a way to adjust that behavior for individual hotkeys, if you need to do that.