have shortcut key finction in script?

Post by **nucular** » Fri Mar 10, 2017 10:14 pm

creatine wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 10, 2017 6:08 am

0x00 wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:33 am
I think he means like the 0verX script i wrote, a button to turn auto attack on and off
oh yeah regarding those script, i wanna use my mouse wheel button or extra mouse button 1 and 2 to activate the script. do u know what should i write as the activation key?

You have to bind the mouse click to a key, then you can bind the "pseudo key click" to aionscript.

Post by **0x00** » Wed Mar 15, 2017 10:41 am

creatine wrote: ↑
Fri Mar 10, 2017 6:08 am

0x00 wrote: ↑
Wed Mar 08, 2017 9:33 am
I think he means like the 0verX script i wrote, a button to turn auto attack on and off
oh yeah regarding those script, i wanna use my mouse wheel button or extra mouse button 1 and 2 to activate the script. do u know what should i write as the activation key?

Two things: I actually rewrote the entire framework for that function so, check your PMs - your not VIP, this is a one off. Secondly:

Use the files below and replace them with the originals, it should do what you need to. I've skimmed the script to it's basic concept, which is a start/stop grind shortcut key.

OfficialGrinderFramework.lua:

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http://lpaste.net/81206866515853312

OfficialGrinderFramework/GrinderFramework.lua:

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http://lpaste.net/7542220304173498368

To be more specific:

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-- Settings
    -- Check the key codes here (Member Name): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.input.key.aspx
    Register( "AttackHandle", "Oem8" );
    Register( "UIModHandle", "Insert" );
    Register( "BuffHandle", "Home" );
    Register( "AttackSPDCheckEntity", "End" );
    -- End Settings

This sets the keybinds, means its registering to the function AttackHandle to the ¬ key, amongst a few other keybinds ( I havent pasted the functions associated with them but I'll leave it here so you get an idea how to make a new keybind).

So when you press ¬, this function is called:

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function AttackHandle()
	
	if _AttackStarted ~= nil then
			_AttackStarted = nil;
		        Write("0verkill Mode: DISABLED!");	
		else
			_AttackStarted = true;
			Write("0verkill Mode: DISABLED!");	
	end
end

_AttackStarted is a trigger variable (don't know the official term) - it means if it's been triggered, KEEP running the OnRun() function in GrinderFramework.lua

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function OnRun()
    
    if _AttackStarted ~= nil and Player:GetTargetID() ~= 0 then
        
        local Entity = EntityList:GetEntity( Player:GetTargetId());
        
        if Player:IsDead() then 
            return false;
        end
        if EntityList:GetEntity( Player:GetTargetId()):IsDead() then
            local AggroEntity = Helper:FindTarget( true, Player:GetPosition());
            if AggroEntity ~= nil then
                Player:SetTarget( AggroEntity );
                Player:SetMove( nil );
            end
        return false;
        end
        if Entity:IsGatherable() or Entity:IsPet() or Entity:IsFriendly() or Entity:IsObject() then
            if AggroEntity ~= nil then
                Player:SetTarget( AggroEntity );
                Player:SetMove( nil );	
            end
            return false;
        end
        if Entity:IsHostile() or Entity:IsMonster() or Entity:GetTargetID() == Player:GetID() then
    
            if not Player:IsMoving() and Helper:CheckAvailable( "Attack" ) and (Player:GetPosition():DistanceToPosition( Entity:GetPosition()) <= 35 and Player:GetPosition():DistanceToPosition( Entity:GetPosition()) >= 5) then
                    PlayerInput:Ability( "Attack" );
            elseif Player:GetPosition():DistanceToPosition( Entity:GetPosition()) <= 5 then
                return Controller:Attack( Entity, Entity:GetPosition():DistanceToPosition( Player:GetPosition()), Stunned, true );
            end
        end

    end
end

This is the script part that checks if your Player has a target, what the distance of so called Entity (target) is etc, if yes & in range, call the Controller (the attack routine function, i.e execute Players/Playername.lua) or OfficialGrinderFramework\Classes\Yourclass.lua

NOW you can bind the ¬ key to your mouse key! This whole procedure is what's necessary to do what you asked. Sorry for the details, just thought I'd use the chance to write up a little LUA HOWTO for anyone who's interested.

Nyerk

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