
Originally Posted by
Maddkow
What happens is sometimes when I press shift button4, it will instead activate button4.
In this case, you can solve the problem like this, provided that you hold down the shift key until HotkeyNet finishes clicking. In this case the trigger (what you do with your fingers) and the output (what you send to WoW) are the same.
Code:
<Hotkey NumLockOn Shift Button4, Button5>
<SetLocal ClearModifiers off>
<SendLabel w1, w2>
<ClickMouse %TriggerMainKey%>
You can also make it work the way you tried except that you need to use SendWin or SendFocusWin (not SendWinM) to send the Shift events. Also, you only need to send Shift events once for both WoWs. And you may also need short delays between the key events and <ClickMouse>.
Code:
<Hotkey NumLockOn Shift Button4, Button5>
<SendFocusWin>
<KeyDown Shift>
<Wait 20> // MAY NOT BE NECESSARY
<SendLabel w1, w2>
<ClickMouse %TriggerMainKey%>
<SendFocusWin>
<Wait 20> // MAY NOT BE NECESSARY
<KeyUp Shift>
Also, it won't auto run or anything...
I don't know what you mean. If you mean that you want HotkeyNet to do something automatically when it starts up, write a command called "AutoExec."
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