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Do you guys know of any kind of script or recording software that will record which keys and for how long you press them?

For example, a racing game,

I press forward arrow key, and at the same time, press the left arrow key, then I let go of the left arrow key, and hold the forward arrow key. It records for how long I press these keys.

Any such script/software known? Ive tried AHK, but it is not what Im looking for.

Thanks!

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Do you guys know of any kind of script or recording software that will record which keys and for how long you press them?

For example, a racing game,

I press forward arrow key, and at the same time, press the left arrow key, then I let go of the left arrow key, and hold the forward arrow key. It records for how long I press these keys.

Any such script/software known? Ive tried AHK, but it is not what Im looking for.

Thanks!

For what purpose?

If is what I think, here is an answer:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=337809

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For what purpose?

If is what I think, here is an answer:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=337809

Yup, thats what I was looking for pretty much :)

I had a different idea just now of recording what I did to notepad and the browser at the same time. So it would send the key to both of them, then id just make one line of send( and be done with it lol

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Sorry, just one more question to anyone reading this.

I am trying to use the following to send a keystroke to both the browser and notepad at the same time (using Autohotkey)

WinGet, firefoxid, List, Cubefield - Mozilla Firefox

WinGet, notepadid, List, Untitled - Notepad

~a::

KeyWait a

IfWinActive, Untitled - Notepad

{

ControlSend,, a, ahk_id %firefoxid1%

ControlSend,, a, ahk_id %notepad1%

return

}

Is there something wrong with this code? Thank you.

Or is there another way to send keystrokes from the browser to notepad?

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Sorry, just one more question to anyone reading this.

I am trying to use the following to send a keystroke to both the browser and notepad at the same time (using Autohotkey)

WinGet, firefoxid, List, Cubefield - Mozilla Firefox

WinGet, notepadid, List, Untitled - Notepad

~a::

KeyWait a

IfWinActive, Untitled - Notepad

{

ControlSend,, a, ahk_id %firefoxid1%

ControlSend,, a, ahk_id %notepad1%

return

}

Is there something wrong with this code? Thank you.

Or is there another way to send keystrokes from the browser to notepad?

Yes the is a lot wrong with that code is its not proper AutoIt3 syntax.

Your source tells you what syntax it is.... :)

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Yes the is a lot wrong with that code is its not proper AutoIt3 syntax.

Your source tells you what syntax it is.... :)

i understand that its for autohotkey, but i figured that since they're somewhat similar, someone would have experience with it :party:

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i understand that its for autohotkey, but i figured that since they're somewhat similar, someone would have experience with it :)

I won't hold it against you but you have no idea which can of worms you are opening.

Jos

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I won't hold it against you but you have no idea which can of worms you are opening.

Jos

I interpreted them as somewhat similar, sorry.

Im looking at control send atm, trying to figure out how to do it

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