WebSep 27, 2024 · Key 1: go to previous event (eg beginning of clip) (same as SC shortcut Alt+left arrow); Key 2: go to next event (eg end of clip) (same as SC shortcut Alt+right arrow); Key 4: select previous clip (same as SC shortcut Ctrl+left arrow); Key 5: select next clip (same as SC shortcut Ctrl+right arrow). OK, this may seem nonsensical to some ... WebMy very simple scripts, the vast marjority of the shortcuts (including mouse gestures/rockers) I made/use are Firefox-only and not AHK related. Volume control with left click + scroll: ~LButton & WheelUp::Soundset +5 ~LButton & WheelDown::Soundset -5 Remap Caps Lock key as Enter.
Function Send - AutoIt
WebTo hold down or release a key: Enclose in braces the name of the key followed by the word Down or Up. For example: Send {b down} {b up} Send {TAB down} {TAB up} Send {Up down} ; Press down the up-arrow key. Sleep 1000 ; Keep it down for one second. Send {Up up} ; Release the up-arrow key. WebSend("!+a") would send "ALT+SHIFT+a". This tells AutoIt to send a CONTROL keystroke; therefore, Send("^!a") would send "CTRL+ALT+a". N.B. Some programs are very choosy about capital letters and CTRL keys, i.e., "^A" is different from "^a". The first says CTRL+SHIFT+A, the second is CTRL+a. If in doubt, use lowercase! hubert buys a government bond
AutoHotkey
WebIf you want to send left shift, you'd use the send command. For example: F1:: Send {LShift} Return Would make F1 send the left shift key. Keep in mind that send {LShift} is equivalent to tapping shift; holding the hotkey down won't necessarily be the same as holding the left shift key. 7 Reply ParmenidesDuck • 3 yr. ago WebI recently made an AHK script that remaps WASD to the arrow keys for gaming purposes (don't ask me why I use arrow keys instead of WASD - I always have, so I'm just used to it). I use the arrow keys for player movement in FPS games. The problem is, every now and then, my movement seems to get "stuck" in one direction as if that key is being ... WebSave it then close and restart LGS. Go to the mouse settings page of LGS, in the Customize Buttons view, and on the right you should see "Volume Up XML" and "Volume Down XML" in the Commands pane on the left, at the bottom. Now drag those commands from the left window to the desired mouse button, and viola. huber tc45