KeyWait, w, T0.5 Waiting half a second for w to be physically released. If(AnyKey = 'w') Check to see if the hotkey is also the w key. Variables in functions are local to that function.ĪnyKey:=A_ThisHotkey Placing last pressed hotkey in variable AnyKey.ĪnyKey:=StrReplace(AnyKey, '~') Remove the tilde character from variable Anykey, for none blocked hotkeys. Global AnyKey Declaring variable AnyKey as global variable. KeyWait, w, D T0.3 '0.3' value defines the time in seconds to wait for another 'w' keypress DOUBLE TAPPING 'w' WITHIN 0.3 SECONDS WILL AutoWalk - COMMENT THIS SECTION OUT TO DISABLE DOUBLE TAPPING (WRAP IT IN /* COMMENT AS ABOVE */) HOTKEY 'e' IS THE TOGGLE AutoWalk KEY - COMMENT THE NEXT LINE TO DISABLE THE 'e' HOTKEY OR SIMPLY CHANGE 'e' TO A KEY OF YOUR CHOICE Script runs only if the 'TheLongDark' window is active

Original author of the AutoHotkey script that I modified and used for this Long Dark specific guide. To the original poster of a discussion thread that made me dig deeper into this. You may still use Shift to sprint while AutoWalking. Having CapsLock turned on does not affect the script though. Holding Shift while pressing any of these, will not activate the script. The script 'w' and 'e' input keys are case sensitive. If you change these in the game settings, you must modify the script accordingly. These script functions are only active while you are inside the game.Ĭurrently the script uses basic default key bindings for walking. If you are OK with the above features and key bindings there is no need to modify the script and you may use it as it is! A script that runs in the background giving you the additional key features:

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