
Briefing
Autohotkey is a great program for binds. Binds are needed for LEA ,most factions require Autohotkey. For example /tazer and things like that.
DL Link: http://www.autohotkey.com/
It does not matter which version.
DL Link: http://www.autohotkey.com/
It does not matter which version.
Steps on getting Autohotkey
Step 1:
Goto http://www.autohotkey.com/
Step 2:
Choose a version, it doesn't matter which one.
Step 3:
Save the file to your programs and click 'Run'
Step 4:
Click 'Next' and agree to the terms of use.
Step 5:
Check/Uncheck the components you want to install or do not want to install. It is recommended that you keep 'Script Compiler' and 'Main Program' Checked.
Step 6:
Choose the designated location. Recommended that you place it on Desktop
Step 7:
Click 'Install'
Step 8:
Click 'Finish'
Goto http://www.autohotkey.com/
Step 2:
Choose a version, it doesn't matter which one.
Step 3:
Save the file to your programs and click 'Run'
Step 4:
Click 'Next' and agree to the terms of use.
Step 5:
Check/Uncheck the components you want to install or do not want to install. It is recommended that you keep 'Script Compiler' and 'Main Program' Checked.
Step 6:
Choose the designated location. Recommended that you place it on Desktop
Step 7:
Click 'Install'
Step 8:
Click 'Finish'
Creating a script
(Keypad) SendInput t(Command) {Enter}
Return
Step 1:
Open the notepad file to the autohotkey.
Step 2:
Decide what keypad you want. Examples: Numpad1:: / Numpad2:: / F1::
It doesn't matter which key you use.
Step 3:
Once you've chosen the keypad, type it in the front of the bind.
Example: Numpad1::
Step 4:
After the key designation, type 'SendInput' right next to it.
It should look like this: Numpad1:: SendInput
Step 5:
Chose what command you want, it could be a /me, /do, /tazer or anything. After you've chosen, type '{Enter}'
Example: Numpad1:: SendInput t/enter{Enter}
Step 6:
After that, you make a new line, under it, it should say 'Return', so type that it.
It should all look like this:
Step 7:
Once you've finished your binds, all you'll need to do is save it. To open the binds, double click on the icon and it should be on your task bar on the bottom right corner. Then you're finished.
Return
Step 1:
Open the notepad file to the autohotkey.
Step 2:
Decide what keypad you want. Examples: Numpad1:: / Numpad2:: / F1::
It doesn't matter which key you use.
Step 3:
Once you've chosen the keypad, type it in the front of the bind.
Example: Numpad1::
Step 4:
After the key designation, type 'SendInput' right next to it.
It should look like this: Numpad1:: SendInput
Step 5:
Chose what command you want, it could be a /me, /do, /tazer or anything. After you've chosen, type '{Enter}'
Example: Numpad1:: SendInput t/enter{Enter}
Step 6:
After that, you make a new line, under it, it should say 'Return', so type that it.
It should all look like this:
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Numpad1:: SendInput t/Enter{Enter}
Return
Once you've finished your binds, all you'll need to do is save it. To open the binds, double click on the icon and it should be on your task bar on the bottom right corner. Then you're finished.