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Is there any tool or script which will record or show you the keys, and the time holding one down (example: holding down the W key for 4 seconds). I did find some prog which showed me which keypresses and mousemovements I made but without showing the time passed between a key down and up. I already searched the forum for this sort of question but with no result.

thanks,

Satan made pointless addictive games, God made bots.Claist,

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This would probably fall under the category of a "keylogger" which is a taboo subject here.

You will probably not get much useful assistance from this forum (and may get a few suspicious glances instead).

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This would probably fall under the category of a "keylogger" which is a taboo subject here.

You will probably not get much useful assistance from this forum (and may get a few suspicious glances instead).

Just using it for making an auto corpserun on WoW, im allways botting around one area and want it to corpserun without having to go through the trouble of timing the keystroak manually. Don't know if that falls under the categorie "keylogger", if it does, my appologies.

Satan made pointless addictive games, God made bots.Claist,

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