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I am really new i just started a few hours ago and I am making a script to hold mouse 1 for most of the script.... i made the script

Sleep(1000)

Send("{d down}")

Sleep(16000)

Send("{d up}")

Sleep(1000)

Send("{w down}")

Sleep(800)

Send("{w up}")

Sleep(1000)

Send("{a down}")

Sleep(16000)

Send("{a up}")

Sleep(1000)

Send("{w down}")

Sleep(800)

Send("{w up}")

Sleep(1000)

       how will i hold "left" at the same time it is running all of this? and i also have this later in my script for a standing still right click but idk how to have a right click going for the code above 

#include <AutoItConstants.au3>

MouseDown($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT) ; Set the left mouse button state as down.

Sleep(20000)

MouseUp($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT) ; Set the left mouse button state as up.

any help would be appreciated thank you :0

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Welcome to Autoit and the forum!
Could you please tell us which program you try to automate? Such mouse operations are not very reliable as they depend on screen resolution and window position.
Most of the time there are more reliable functions available.

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