Can anyone see why my macros isnt firing with mod:alt +1 from the script below?
I dont know AHK much, but been trying to go though the AHK threads here wihtout any luck
#ifWinActive World of Warcraft
Pause::
Suspend
Pause,,1
return
$1::
While GetKeyState("1","p"){
Send,,1
sleep 100
}
return
$+1::
While ((GetKeyState("Alt","P")) && (GetKeyState("1","p")))
{ Send +1
Click
Sleep 100
}
return
$2::
While GetKeyState("2","p"){
Send,,2
sleep 100
}
return
$3::
While GetKeyState("3","p"){
Send,,3
sleep 100
}
return
I know the reply is a little late… but it’s because you never send the modifiers with your Send commands.
Use something like this:
$1:: ;hotkey will fire when 1 is pressed. $ means it won't trigger itself when it sends keys
While(GetKeyState("1","P")) {
Send, 1
Sleep, 100
}
Return
^$1:: ;hotkey will fire when Alt(!)1 is pressed. $ means it won't trigger itself when it sends keys
While(GetKeyState("LAlt","P") || GetKeyState("RAlt","P")) {
Send, {LAlt Down} 1 {LAlt Up}
Sleep,100
}
Return
!$1:: ;hotkey will fire when Ctrl(^)1 is pressed. $ means it won't trigger itself when it sends keys
While(GetKeyState("LCtrl","P") || GetKeyState("RCtrl","P")) {
Send, {LCtrl Down} 1 {LCtrl Up}
Sleep, 100
}
Return
You both have the wrong syntaxes being used for your modifiers.
Unsure where they came from but:
you would also have it set as:
$!1::
Loop
{
if (not GetKeyState(“2”, “P”) and not GetKeyState(“Alt”, “P”))
break
Send !1
sleep 100
}
return
The modifiers were listed at: Hotkeys - Definition & Usage | AutoHotkey
I simply had a typo in the comment text as to which was which.
As far as the hotkey loop… a WHILE loop works great too, just a different way of doing it.
For what it’s worth, here’s what I use. One key press, one action in game. Blizzard has stated that for folks with health issues, repeating that same key is OK.
[edit] removed code, as it’s no longer the current version of what I use. See post below
Thanks for the heads up on the modifiers! 
Something I usually don’t get wrong, after working with AHK since it split from AutoIT.
Yeah OK, this re-post looks a lot better
I was going to comment on the previous one as it still showed syntax errors but this one, while looking like a monster, is much better.
Found a better way to do it last night. Much more elegant code if I say so myself…
I don’t have it wrapped in a GUI yet, but here’s the script:
;
; AutoHotkey Version: 1.1_L
; Language: English
; Platform: Win 64bit
;
; Script Function:
; Repeatedly presses 0-9 keys while held down, including Alt, Ctrl, and Shift modifiers.
;
#NoEnv
#SingleInstance Force
SendMode Input
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
SetBatchLines, -1
; Set delay between key presses. (too fast will break some games)
Delay := 80
; To add a new key to the script, add it to this array:
key_list := ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9", "0" ]
; Init lookup array for modifiers
modifiers := {LAlt: 0, LShift: 0, LCtrl: 0}
; only if wow is active
#IfWinActive, World of Warcraft
; Build lookup array, declare hotkeys
keys := {}
keys_modded := {}
Loop % key_list.MaxIndex(){
key := key_list[A_Index]
; init array values
keys[key] := 0
keys_modded[key] := 0
; Declare hotkeys for up and down events
hotkey, $*%key%, keydown
hotkey, $*%key% up, keyup
}
Loop {
; Endless loop - always running
for key, value in keys {
; Loop through each of the keys
if (value){
; If the key is held...
; Detect if any modifiers held
if (modifiers.LAlt || modifiers.LCtrl || modifiers.LShift){
modifier_held := 1
} else {
modifier_held := 0
}
; Build the list of modifiers to use for the send
s := ""
if (modifiers.LAlt){
s .= "!"
}
if (modifiers.LShift){
s .= "+"
}
if (modifiers.LCtrl){
s .= "^"
}
; Send the key with the modifiers
Send % s "{" key "}"
}
}
Sleep %Delay%
}
; Any of the "keys" (ie not modifiers) being pressed will call this
keydown:
key := SubStr(A_ThisHotkey,3)
keys[key] := 1
return
; Any of the "keys" being released will call this
keyup:
key := SubStr(A_ThisHotkey,3)
; Remove " up" from end
key := substr(key, 1, StrLen(key) - 3)
keys[key] := 0
keys_modded[key] := 0
return
; Modifiers
$*LAlt::
$*LShift::
$*LCtrl::
mod := substr(A_ThisHotkey, 3)
modifiers[mod] := 1
return
$*LAlt up::
$*LCtrl up::
$*LShift up::
mod := substr(A_ThisHotkey, 3)
; Remove " up" from end
mod := substr(mod, 1, StrLen(mod) - 3)
modifiers[mod] := 0
return
; Quit script on CTRL-ALT-ESC
!^$Esc::
ExitApp
Error at line 15
Line text:
Error: This line does not contain a recognized action.
The program will exit.
Can someone point me in the direction I should be going as AHK and macros are confusing. Nor the macros per se as I have that under my belt but the integration both together.
An example say; I have a macro and I put the macro script on the number “1” key but use keybindings to make delete be the number “1” key when pressed, I’ll explain why I use this later. How do I then use an AHK script that I have borrowed for example;
$q::
Loop
{
if not GetKeyState(“q”, “P”)
break
Send q
sleep 100
}
return
$e::
Loop
{
if not GetKeyState(“e”, “P”)
break
Send e
sleep 100
return
}
I know that once the script is running I’m to use “e” or “q” by holding them down to run either Single target macro or AOE macro. The issue I have is since my macro is on the “1” key (single target) and say “2” (bound to “end” from key bindings) for AOE macro, when I hold “e” key down, I strafe right?!?
The reason I use delete, end, PgDn, insert, home, PgUp as keys is due to an arm injury preventing me from stretching out left and I have limited space on the desk. so I move the keyboard to the left and use the arrow keys for movement and the said keys to use spells etc etc
Can anyone help with information or a script that will help in holding down delete or end for single and AOE macro bindings?
Thankyou