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Macroing keystrokes - LargestRoad - 2011-06-30
Toss spamming on my aran starts to hurt my fingers after about 10 minutes of training. Does anyone know of any way to simply map a hotkey to automatically input: down arrow key ---> up arrow key ---> ctrl? Methods I've found off google were either not what I was looking for or way too complicated. Thanks.
Macroing keystrokes - Alley - 2011-06-30
If you have a controller handy, you can easily macro three strokes to a button with Joy2Key.
Macroing keystrokes - JoeTang - 2011-06-30
Alley Wrote:If you have a controller handy, you can easily macro three strokes to a button with Joy2Key.
Joy2Key maps simultaneous key presses. This doesn't work. You need some other software I believe.
Macroing keystrokes - Malthe - 2011-06-30
JoeTang Wrote:Joy2Key maps simultaneous key presses. This doesn't work. You need some other software I believe.
Xpadder does the trick. It allows you to add a delay between the clicks.
Macroing keystrokes - LargestRoad - 2011-06-30
Unleashing Wrote:Xpadder does the trick. It allows you to add a delay between the clicks.
Is it possible to use Xpadder without a controller?