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Is there any possible way to make a script that will hold down the letter "G" until a particular color is detected at pixel (1,1)? I do NOT want the script to keep hitting the key multiple times. It must HOLD it down until the change is detected.

Any help would GREATLY be appreciated.

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While $Color <> "Insert decimal color value here"
   Send("{g down}")
   $Color = PixelGetColour(1,1)
Wend

or

Do
   Send("{g down}")
   $Color = PixelGetColour(1,1)
Until $Color = "Insert decimal color value here"

Doesnt holding a key down, and pressing the key multiple times, give you the same result? If not can you please give and example.

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I need this for responding to what's being displayed in a game... in the game, holding down the button performs a much different action than tapping it... for example.. in some video games, if you hold the "jump" button, you will jump higher than if u just tap it.

So, what I want to accomplish here, is a script that will do something along the lines of {SHIFTDOWN} (except using the "g" key of course), and then once the pixel color change is detected at (1,1), I need the equivilent of {SHIFTUP} (for the "g" instead though).

Does this make sense? And is it possible? Or does the AutoIt language not support this?

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Yes its possible, the above won't work? I'm unsure if it will or not, test please. If it doesn't I remember a topic not long ago for someone asking for a key to be held down there entire script, I'll see if I can find it.

Edit: On further inspection, try this.

Send("{g down}")

While 1
   If PixelGetColour(1,1) = "Insert decimal color value here" Then
      Send("{g up}")
   EndIf
Wend
Edited by Burrup

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Might want exitloop:

Send("{g down}")

While 1
   If PixelGetColour(1,1) = "Insert decimal color value here" Then
      Send("{g up}")

      ExitLoop

   EndIf
Wend

...but then again, you might not...

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