Some users might find it intimidating, which is a shame because AutoHotkey is actually easy to use and can automate the most basic commands as easily as complex strings. Bottom LineĪutoHotkey is an impressive app with almost limitless capabilities in the right hands. Scripting: It's not difficult to write macros, and AutoHotkey provides extensive instructions and support nevertheless, it's another aspect that might intimidate inexperienced users. ConsĬomplex: AutoHotkey makes things easier, but it has so many options, features, and capabilities that less experienced users might find it daunting. Directives enable direct (sometimes brute force) commands for many operations. Windows management: AutoHotkey has many Windows controls, including Groups (GroupActivate, GroupAdd, GroupClose, GroupDeactivate). PixelSearch searches for pixels by color. PixelGetColor records the color of single pixels at precise screen coordinates. Screen management: AutoHotkey's ImageSearch command can search screen regions for images. Hotstrings: Hotstrings expand abbreviations into full text, but they can trigger any action you can script. Setup options: AutoHotkey's setup process includes options galore. Best of all, AutoHotkey is open source freeware. You can also write macros or use the app's macro recorder. Is what I am using now, but it's still iffy when two are pressed at the same time.AutoHotkey automates keystrokes and mouse clicks to more efficiently handle repetitive tasks, like clicking through screens or entering your street address. SoundPlay, C:\Users\Fires\Desktop\New folder (4)\043.wav, Wait SoundPlay, C:\Users\Fires\Downloads\2489_jobro_piano-ff\39187_jobro_piano-ff-040.wav Hello V3rm today I was tinkering around with AutoHotKey and made this script to play piano music in game. This is such a simple idea (play sound when a button is pressed), but somehow it's way out of my depth. Here's another similar forum that might solve things, but it has a delay and the overlapping solution doesn't really solve my issue. I found this thread on how this might be solved with the BASS library, but I'm pretty green when it comes to coding and so I'm not certain how to incorporate the library into my simple code.
I tried running an instance for each note, but that doesn't fix it if I press the same note repeatedly. I want to be able to use my computer keyboard as a piano keyboard, however the default version of AutoHotkey only supports one "voice" at a time.
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