It would be nice if your program had an open/save/saveas feature for creating/using/editing macros. I name my macros with the extension ".ahm". I find that I want to save macros for future use. You need to move your mouse to the far left hand side of the screen to see the GUI (Graphical User Interface) Yeah I too was a bit confused when starting up the application because I didn't see anything happenning. Thanks for any help that may come from my ignorant plea! Effectively making a new layer BELOW the one I'm on. This basically makes a new layer above the one I'm on, then moves it down twice in the layer stack. I have a second keyboard shortcut that also needs assigning to one of the hot buttons on the device. Is this script the right thing for me to be attempting to use? Is there a better way of doing it?ģ.
All I want is to be able to assign that string to the hotkey. In this machine, it simply will not accept the SHIFT part of the keyboard shortcut. And Wacom has loaned me a newer machine, the Wacom Studio Pro. On my previous machine, a Wacom Cintiq Companion 2, I was able to assign that keyboard shortcut string to a hotkey on the device. This creates a new layer above the one I'm working on.Ģ. I use a keyboard shortcut in PHOTOSHOP: SHIFT-CONTROL-ALT-N. This is what I'm actually trying to achieve.ġ. And it seems to run the script, cos I see a little "H" logo in my "show hidden icons" window in the taskbar.
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I'm really sorry that I'm being so ignorant! I simply haven't got a clue how to use this script! So using picture search could be really really useful for a macro recorder! Maybe you would be better off with picture search instead? Granted, adding picture search to the macro recorder would be ace! Sometimes you just can't automate applications because they have no positional data. I'm not sure I understand what your 'caps lock' request is personally, and I don't really see the point in it either I'm afraid. Your posts are very difficult to read at the moment.
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FYI: To write code in a sentence use your code here. So my point is that would be a useful tool, not means of improving overall reliability.ĬAH9t wrote:Thank you, for your great and ingenious coding Sometimes it's really tedious to calculate relative coordinates. It could be a convenient tool for more advanced users, when you need to call context menu from anywhere, for example, As a part of the bigger script to add. Ĭapslock cause it's being held really rare ( in a way of user activity ). That is « MouseClick, L\RButton, x2, y2, 1,, ,» but «MouseClick, L\RButton, X=x2-x1, Y=y2-y1, 1,, , R» is still correct. You Release capslock and ahk adds another string where «MouseClick, L\RButton, X=x2-x1, Y=y2-y1, 1,, , R»Īs you know «MouseClick, L\RButton, X=x2-x1, Y=y2-y1, 1,, , R» =«MouseClick, L\RButton, x2, y2, 1,, , » but it may come in handy if You would need to change manually the original coordinates x1=x1` and y1=y1` for some reason. You make a click anywhere else and system records x2 y2 end coordinates. You hold capslock and system records x1 y1 current mouse coordinates #8 really is a nice system for quick stops and resuming.«»įor the 3rd advice, what I really head in mind was the following system (correct me if I'm wrong, pretty fail-safe) Thank you, for your great and ingenious coding «x=0 y=0» is not as responsive by far and it's often used by other scripts. I think the most convenient way of calling the gui is one of your earlier solutions when you're touching with a cursor «x=0 y=0-100» area. Also like an option, you may add another button for closing the app.ħ. "WinMinimize, ahk_id %gui_id%" you can achieve via Esc hotkey in #if guiWindow, whick is more comfortable. It could be useful to add closing action on "Guiclose:". ControlClick is recording only coordinates not buttons, is it ok?Ħ. Unless of course you have something special on your mind, I would recommend to set «CoordMode, Mouse, Window» by default and «CoordMode, Mouse, Screen» on checkbox.ĥ. «CoordMode, Mouse, Window» is generally more reliable than «CoordMode, Mouse, Screen». It's rather popular option in macro recorders by the way.Ĥ. It will be a great addition to have «MouseClick, L\RButton, X, Y, 1,, , R» with R-parameter for clicking context menu items anywhere you want.
I see you've already fixed«Volume_DownVolume_MuteVolume_Up» problem from v2.5ģ. Pity I've already figured the scancode-problem for my layout in v2.5, wasn't that hard to bother you with that, and you've already gave me all necessary info for the solution.Ģ.
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