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Thread: Why do YOU prefer Axis over Allies?1 Aug 2015, 00:16 AM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 22:47 PMSierra Just gonna add on to this Covenant < Humanity : Spartans are just bad-ass, I don't care how many Scarabs the Covies pull. This is so sarcastic and ironic, I love it! In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 16:18 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 16:06 PMjellyd0nut I get the impression you have a very limited understanding of autohotkey and scripting in general, so based upon that you are absolutely right. This will never work and it is too hard. haha I like! I apologize for my impudence and bow in front of the "scriptmaster"! Now, please, write a script for autohotkey which allows to switch "y" with "x" ONLY when a certain unit ingame is selected, without pressing more than one key. Following your explanation, this is child's play. But maybe you are just something like a jelly donut... wait a minute... In: Lobby
Thread: Why do YOU prefer Axis over Allies?31 Jul 2015, 16:04 PM One of the few games to play the mighty german wehrmacht. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 15:28 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 14:59 PMjellyd0nut If you mean pressing w instead of e, yes that is a micromanagement disaster. And, you can turn the keys off and on whenever you want easy enough with another key. Those keys can be tough though. Case closed? If you read the initial post you see that the task is to be able to create custom keys for many different units each. Doing it in the way you suggested means you have to assign an "activation"-key for each unit to access its key-customization. While losing the default-function of the respective key. Micromanagement disaster. Of course if you dont care about making use of your whole keyboard and remembering which key stands for which unit and you you learn to press the respective key EVERY TIME you select respective unit... than, indeed, there is "no limitation to your imagination with autohotkey"... AHK is no solution to the OPs problem I'm afraid. In: Lobby
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 14:43 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 14:35 PMjellyd0nut Let me just give you an easy example of what you can do - ahk code: q:: { send f } exit w:: { send e } exit ;f - gren faust becomes q ;e - gren nade becomes w You then can do anything you want with that with throwing in other keys such as !, ^, #. There is no reason why the OP can't make this work or anybody else for that matter. But please, go ahead and tell me why it wont work. In this case you have to press an additional button when selecting grens, to be able to use the new assigned keys. Thats pretty much "creating a manual input micromanagement disaster". Dont you think? In: Lobby
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 14:11 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 13:38 PMjellyd0nut I would argue that if it is setup right it shouldn't have anything to do with reading game files. The goal is hotkeys, macros, customization of keys. I mean I'm really enjoying your "there are no limits"-attitude towards AHK. Dont get me wrong. But to solve the OPs initial problem of switching x with y for grens only thus connecting ingame unit selection with key assignments, not sure if possible without creating a manual input micromanagement disaster. Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 13:41 PMWingZero Only if Relic added a key binding option like in EVERY other game in the market. Had to laugh here. Literally EVERY freakin game out there. Ok, maybe my little pony not... so we re at two games with no key customization... In: Lobby
Thread: UKF - Know your units - .Emplacements31 Jul 2015, 13:50 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 13:22 PMKatitof Meanwhile, people were jacking off in awe on how awesome copy pasted tiger and panther are. There is only so much you can do to alter the looks of these weapons. How they work is completely different. Its a WWII game. There's only a certain amount of variety posisble without completely neglecting history. From what I've seen form the UKF so far, looks like a great faction, keeping some cool features of the past mixing with new stuff. Hope this will increase allied player base in automatch. In: Lobby
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 12:43 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 12:38 PMjellyd0nut With autohotkey your imagination is your only limitation. You can write a script to do damn near anything. AHK can not read game files afaik. Can't know which unit you re controling thus cant switch control setup. Doing this manually results in crazy control cunundrum. In: Lobby
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 12:42 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 12:18 PMLümmel Like i said, ervery faction needs its own script... Gets way to complicated in my opinion. Just put some basic abilities on ahk and get used to use grid keys. The biggest problem was creating a control setup which allows to use WASD for cam control AND for hotkeys. Solved via using LCTRL as a "shift-key" to suspend WASD-cam control when pressed (thx to advice of some user i forgot). Thus if i want to use an ability on the "a"-key, I press LCTRL+a. If that makes sense. Needs 3-5 games to adjust, than its muscle memory and works great. Does not solve the OPs initial problem though. But gives incentive for control opitmization in general. In: Lobby
Thread: Hotkey costumisation31 Jul 2015, 12:11 PM Jump back to quoted post31 Jul 2015, 12:00 PMwuff The only difficult part about using autohotkey is getting the muscle memory of the switched key. Yep. At least it wont let you panzerfaust a conscript squad... In: Lobby