Backstage script rewriting in the key wizard

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It's easier to modify to work only on fixed web pages, because the script itself gets a handle, and the following commands only work for that window. Of course, you can't use a multi-tab browser like Maxthon.

It should also be possible to run even if the page is hidden. Background commands generally support this, but it's best not to minimize it.

And then there's what you mean by multiple runs? Is there a lot of browser games and scripts can control each window individually? If you want to get multiple windows, you only need to add a pop-up prompt, and then switch windows to get a handle.

Or even better, you can traverse the window yourself to get a handle based on the window title or class name.

The question you gave is a bit general, if you don't mind adding a QQ to say. 37979636

Plus, your script could be optimized a bit. A lot of the commands are unnecessary. For example, move to so-and-so, in fact, plugin, 72,240) is to move to the coordinates of the specified window and then click.

The following script takes two windows and gives the same command.

plugin hwnd =

messagebox "Now, after closing this dialog box, move your mouse to the second window and press any key to continue"

waitkey

plugin hwnd1 =

plugin ,500,440)

plugin ,500,440)

delay 54000

for 12

plugin ,36,240)

plugin ,36,240)

delay 500

endfor

for 10

plugin ,72,240)

plugin ,72,240)

delay 500

endfor

This is a script that works on a fixed web page, and the page is minimized and can run automatically. Just can't run in multiple windows, only in the window where you start the script is mouse pointing to.

It's worth mentioning that most games don't have a background mouse. Your script may not be working in the game.

What kind of hotkey setting is halo?

This is a script that presses f1f2f3f4 in the background.

Change the parameters yourself.

The following number is actually the keycode.

Mouse commands.

The following sentence is to get the current front window handle.

plugin

plugin

112**f1delay

Prevent it too quickly. Void. plugin

112**f2delay

Prevent it too quickly. Void. plugin

112**f3delay

Prevent it too quickly. Void. plugin

112**f4delay

gotom

The delay should be set to 17 milliseconds, which guarantees the first time to react.

Button Wizard is a software that simulates the actions of a mouse and keyboard. By making scripts, you can have a key wizard replace your hands and automatically perform a series of mouse and keyboard actions.

The key wizard is easy to use and does not require any programming knowledge to make powerful scripts. As long as you can use your hands in front of the computer to complete the action, the key wizard can be replaced to complete.

Insert Script:

The keystroke wizard provides a very simple way to insert scripts, and the whole process of inserting scripts can be completed using the normal command panel. We're going to make a mouse joiner, so what we're looking for is the command of the mouse.

Click Scripts on the left side of the device, then Basic Commands, and finally Mouse Commands. At this point, the command of the mouse is complete. We can see that there are commands for mouse actions on the interface, and the default command is [Left Click].

Click the drop-down box to see the chain to other mouse commands, such as right-click, left-click double-click, and so on. We can use [Left Click], and the number of times we press the Cycle State Calling button is set to "1 time" for the book, and finally click [Insert].