That way you're able to launch the hotkey again and you're able to change the toggle variable's value so you can stop the loop.īut again, you shouldn't loop inside hotkeys. Unless, you set the hotkey to use more threads (better to call them instances) than one. You can't run the hotkey again to stop the loop.
When you're looping side a hotkey definition, that hotkey is completely locked up. It's because AHK doesn't offer true multithreading. And also explains why there's no need to define the variable toggle on top of your script (as you were doing). It also shows how you can compact that code down to just one line of code. LButton Up::SetTimer, M圜oolFunction, Off when LButton is released, stop the timerĪnd same for your toggle version, you don't want to loop inside a hotkey label: F8::Īnd if you don't know what toggle := !toggle actually is, and want to know, you can read a previous answer of mine here. LButton::SetTimer, M圜oolFunction, 0 when LButton is clicked down start a timer with the shortest possible period
Though, at the end of the day, it wont make any difference if this is all your script it.įor future reference if you want to start writing nicer and bigger scripts, I'll show you the usage of timers though. It's bad practice due to AHK not offering true multithreading. Secondly, you shouldn't loop inside hotkey labels. Read the remarks section in the documentation for more. Also, the sleep command isn't as accurate as you may think it is. 5 are likely interpreted as 0, not sure though. Just whole numbers, and they're in milliseconds.1 and. This one gives me errors about missing "return" but I tried a lot of merging variations.Īlso, I've read a lot about MaxThreads and still don't know why there should be 2 and what is it for.įirstly, not sure what amount of time you're trying to give the Sleep commands, but decimal numbers wont work. I've read a bit about AHK and tried this code but it doesn't work any close to what I want: toggle = 0 If it's important, I need those clicks while holding Ctrl in-game. When I push F8 again it should do nothing. What I need is: when I push F8 once, I want my left mouse button to fire click events rapidly while holding it.
The second is a toggle script that sends the same left mouse button firing events but can be toggled on and off with a button press (F8 in this case) toggle = 0 The first rapidly fires click when you hold down the left mouse button: ~$LButton::Ģ. I've found AHK codes that separately work "ok" but I need one inside another.
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