iwhbydu2620
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- Feb 1, 2024
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For those who dislike not being able to play with the mouse only, here's an AutoHotkey2 script which will accommodate (requires a mouse with the X1 and X2 buttons).
Download the AutoHotkey2 (cannot stress the "version 2" aspect enough) from the official site, run it, open up the compiler, and compile using this as the source file (first remove the ".txt" extension, so that it is only a ".ahk" extension).
Focus on the game so that it is the active window (click into it, basically), and simultaneously press LCtrl+LAlt+ScrollLock to activate. LCtrl+RAlt+ScrollLock to deactivate. Input will only be sent to the target window (i.e. the game). It will be placed in the system tray, using the default AutoHotkey icon.
Note: I hate AutoHotkey. It's a godawful scripting language, and I have no interest in learning it any more than I have. There is almost certainly a vastly better way that this could have been written, but it works - and it works well. I've used it for quite some time without issue.
MouseWASDifier Input/Output:
These can be changed fairly easily by editing the ahk script directly (see the README) within.
Download the AutoHotkey2 (cannot stress the "version 2" aspect enough) from the official site, run it, open up the compiler, and compile using this as the source file (first remove the ".txt" extension, so that it is only a ".ahk" extension).
Focus on the game so that it is the active window (click into it, basically), and simultaneously press LCtrl+LAlt+ScrollLock to activate. LCtrl+RAlt+ScrollLock to deactivate. Input will only be sent to the target window (i.e. the game). It will be placed in the system tray, using the default AutoHotkey icon.
Note: I hate AutoHotkey. It's a godawful scripting language, and I have no interest in learning it any more than I have. There is almost certainly a vastly better way that this could have been written, but it works - and it works well. I've used it for quite some time without issue.
MouseWASDifier Input/Output:
| Mouse Button | Default Input (sent to target window) |
| Right | w (multiple until up) |
| Middle | space (multiple until up) |
| X1 | q (single) |
| X2 | e (single) |
These can be changed fairly easily by editing the ahk script directly (see the README) within.