The delay is the interval between events. Choose the delay settings for your macro. Select the drop arrow next to the “Record” button.ĥ. Click the macro name in the list, rename it, then press enter to confirm.Ĥ.
Press the plus icon at the top of the macro list.ģ. SetTitleMatchMode, 1 Match start of titlebar (e.g.2. Try the following and change the SendMode if necessary (particularly try Play) CoordMode, Mouse, Relative Explicitly set mouse coords to relative Use ControlClick for that.ĬontrolClick isn’t really meant for sending clicks to a top-level window, so you would have to identify the control(s), and this assumes that the game even uses actual controls. Unlike the Send command, mouse clicks cannot be sent by ControlSend.
Instead of sending a mouse-click, you could try sending a left-mouse-button, but first you need to move the cursor manually: MouseMove 42,191,0 Immediately move the cursor relative to the active windowĪs for ControlSend, note that it specifically says: You can specify the mode for the Click command and the generic Send command (which default to Event), or you can specify the mode explicitly ( Play is recommended for stubborn programs and games): Send Click 42,191 defaults to Event Try each one until you find one that works for your program. There are numerous ways to emulate a mouse-click. SetTitleMatchMode, 3 Match the titlebar of the Window exactly most restrictive but fewer false-matches SetTitleMatchMode, 2 Match any part of the titlebar easiest but most false-matches Have you confirmed that you are accessing the correct window? Does the program’s titlebar actually say exactly Championship Manager 01/02? Try a test with a simple script to verify: #IfWinActive, Championship Manager 01/02īy default, you need to match the text of the target window’s titlebar exactly, but you can use a different matching mode: SetTitleMatchMode, 1 Match the start of the Window’s titlebar easier but more false-matches In your case, I would recommend the # version of IfWinActive it makes it so that the hotkeys only exist for the target window and simplifies the code. You can use different commands to achieve the app-specific behavior you want. Coordinates are relative to the active window by default, but you can specifically set it as well.
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