Request - Need an Auto Key Pusher or mouse clicker

[mq2rulze]

I need to go AFK while I puch the letter "Q" every 9 seconds. How can I do this?

As an alternative, a left click of the mouse every 9 seconds will work also.


Auto click and key push programs on the internet don't work... no idea why... but EQ ignores them.


Please help and TYVM!!!

 

[Goatse Moneyshot]

http://www.redguides.com/docs/projects/macroquest/reference/commands/keypress/

sub main

:loop
/keypress Q
/delay 9s
/goto :loop

/return

simple but effective.

 

[mq2rulze]

ok.. got it going! works great

How do I stop it? LOL

 

[Maskoi]

/end

 

[mq2rulze]

Thank you Maskoi. Can I assume that will end all running Macros?

 

[playj]

It will end the currently running macro.

You can only have one macro running at a time.

Macros can be made to do slightly more complicated things(ahem KISS ) but neos example is a great start to macro writing.

 

[mq2rulze]

I love it. I am now intrigued. Defiantly gonna look into this further.

 

[playj]

Here is a slightly more complex example of a macro:

you can specify the type of key to press and delay and how long to keep pressing
for example /presskey q 9 3600 would press q every 9 seconds for an hour.

| presskey.mac by playj 2015
| presses specific key for some time
| usage /presskey key timeinseconds ex. /presskey Q 5 600 will press Q every 5 seconds for 10 minutes
| defaults are key 1, delay 5seconds, duration 1 hour
Sub Main

/declare MyKey string     outer 1
/declare MyDelay int outer 50
/declare MyTimer timer outer 36000

|still needs a check if first parameter is empty
/varset MyKey ${Param0}
/if (${Param1}) /varcalc MyDelay ${Param1}*10
/if (${Param2}) /varcalc MyTimer ${Param2}*10

/echo going to press ${MyKey} every ${Param1} seconds for ${Param2} seconds
:Loop
	/keypress ${MyKey}
	/delay ${MyDelay}
	/if (${MyTimer} == 0) /end
/goto :Loop

/return

Some notes about this code: it could use a check for an empty string for first parameter, otherwise you are required to enter the key that you need to press, ie /presskey keyname is presently required .
I could never get around for finding a check for empty string in MQ.

Also, Timers are usually used with Events and DoEvents but that is slightly more complicated. http://www.macroquest2.com/wiki/index.php/Custom_Events See Timer Events

 

[Pyrochaser]

Tinytask can work, very simple macro program. 3rd party so use at your own risk. It can record a period of time of keyboard/mouse movements and clicks and play them back in one loop, a specific amount of loops, or infinitely, and those recorded tasks can be saved and used again some other day. I used to use it for spell casting and FD. However I would say if there is a solution through MQ2, then use that since it is a more embedded process.

 

[Razkle]

I use autoclicker and as long as you set it to run as admin it works with everything

 

[Incognito]

I know this is an old-ish thread... but I wanted to use this code and clean it up a bit:

| presskey.mac by playj 2015
| Minor data validation and goto removal - 2016 - Incognito
| presses specific key for some time
| usage /presskey key timeinseconds ex. /presskey Q 5 600 will press Q every 5 seconds for 10 minutes
| defaults are key 1, delay 5 seconds, duration 1 hour
| Incognito Note - If using this to skillup a skill managed by MQ2Melee (i.e. Feign Death) MQ2Melee will intercept
| execution and return to evaluate the current iteration of the while loop. In the case of FD, it will auto-stand 
| on FD failure and rentry will display time left on the timer by returning to execute the echo cmd, the line
| before the while loop. Good to know so you can plan ahead and see where re-entry occurs.

Sub Main

/declare MyKey string outer 1
/declare MyDelay int outer 50
/declare MyTimer timer outer 36000
/declare MacTime int outer 

	/if (${Defined[Param0]}) /varset MyKey ${Param0}
	/if (${Defined[Param1]}) /varcalc MyDelay ${Param1}*10
	/if (${Defined[Param2]}) /varcalc MyTimer ${Param2}*10
	/varset MacTime ${Math.Calc[${MyTimer}\10]}

	/if (!${Defined[Param0]} || !${Defined[Param1]} || !${Defined[Param2]}) {
		/echo Using one of more default parameters
		/echo To avoid defaults use Format: /mac presskey Key-to-Press Pause-in-Seconds Mac-Duration-Seconds 
	}

	/echo Going to press ${MyKey} every ${Math.Calc[${MyDelay}\10]} seconds for ${Math.Calc[${MyTimer}\10]} seconds

	/while (${MyTimer} != 0) {
		/keypress ${MyKey}
		/delay ${MyDelay}
	}
	/echo Mac has run for ${MacTime} seconds

/return

 

[playj]

Thanks for cleaning up my mess Incognito!

 

[Sum1]

I recently had to go back and look for something that would automatically keypress. It's fun when you're used to running/editing these complex macros and you have to go back to something like this!