$*Ins::SuspendWhat does "dash cancel" mean? Be more specific.ĭon't you think would be better "s" instead of "d" because when you hold it with sp it dodges instead of speeding it, so it would work only when you are without sp and stunned, or i'm ĭllCall("kernel32.dll\Sleep", "UInt", 16.5)ĭllCall("kernel32.dll\Sleep", "UInt", 350) ensuring that the macro doesn't interfere with the player ensuring that the player doesn't interfere with the macroĭllCall("kernel32.dll\Sleep", "UInt", 16.1) MsgBox, You are running this script with no administrator rights. 1000 milliseconds ÷ 62,5 frames = 16 milliseconds to sleep (+ 0,1 since it's always good to add some leniency). Hold LEFT ALT to mash SPACEBAR every ingame frame. You can save it as as ANYTHING.AHK to give it a try. This is a working optimized "Instant WallJump" macro designed for S4 League. adding $* before an hotkey will ensure it works correctly in most of the gamesĪdditional information from the official AutoHotkey forums can be found here (such as testable benchmarks and PixelSearch "Fast" parameter being slower than default if you only search for 1 pixel of 1 color): /boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=6413 auto-detect if the script is running as Administrator or not
the two "Interval" commands exist to make fast key presses work smoothly with no popup interruption There are other ways to slightly reduce the CPU load and increase process priority too: depending on your script, optimizing SetWinDelay and SetControlDelay may help too in case SendEvent must be used, various parameters such as SetKeyDelay, SetMouseDelay and SetDefaultMouseSpeed will all add delays default SendEvent is slower than SendInput default SetBatchLines makes your script sleep 10 milliseconds every line! Some default settings will also add more sleep time: whatever number you use will not be precise (your script may sleep less or more than the value you've set) sleeping below 10 or 15 milliseconds is not possible The default sleep command used by AutoHotkey has limited precision: The above optimizations are aimed at making your AutoHotkey scripts more accurate, I will now describe why: Video games in particular may require high precision inputs.
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