I added some stuff to the script if anyone is interested, it's the same concept but I added these features:
1) To start the script you use F1 now (Not Mousewheel Up (It is still F2 to pause.)
2) You can tap F1 before you start up FFXIV: ARR and it will not start sending Numpad 0's until it has actually launched (so you aren't spamming 0's when trying to enter your password
)
3) The script now Auto-Pauses when you alt-tab, so you only need the manual pause for if you see you are in the actual que and would rather stay in it than refresh.
4) It also will Auto-Unpause when you re-activate the window.
Nothing ground breaking but it makes it easier / less of a hassel. I've yet to discover how to just let it run in the background so you can use your computer while it runs but I'm still new to the program also.
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New Script (clear your other script or make a new .ahk document from your desktop):
F2:ause
SetNumlockState, AlwaysOn
F1::
WinWaitActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Loop
{
IfWinActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Send {Numpad0}
Sleep 1000
IfWinNotActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Loop
{
WinWaitActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Break
}
}
/
Notes:
1) If you want to speed up the rate at which it uses Numpad 0, change Sleep 1000 to a lower number, 500 will be about twice per second I believe, but don't go too low or it can cause errors
2) The original post has the details of running the original script and those are still valid for that script, however if you plan on using this one just be wary of the changes, but everything else is the same.
1) To start the script you use F1 now (Not Mousewheel Up (It is still F2 to pause.)
2) You can tap F1 before you start up FFXIV: ARR and it will not start sending Numpad 0's until it has actually launched (so you aren't spamming 0's when trying to enter your password
)3) The script now Auto-Pauses when you alt-tab, so you only need the manual pause for if you see you are in the actual que and would rather stay in it than refresh.
4) It also will Auto-Unpause when you re-activate the window.
Nothing ground breaking but it makes it easier / less of a hassel. I've yet to discover how to just let it run in the background so you can use your computer while it runs but I'm still new to the program also.
/
New Script (clear your other script or make a new .ahk document from your desktop):
F2:
auseSetNumlockState, AlwaysOn
F1::
WinWaitActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Loop
{
IfWinActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Send {Numpad0}
Sleep 1000
IfWinNotActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Loop
{
WinWaitActive, FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn
Break
}
}
/
Notes:
1) If you want to speed up the rate at which it uses Numpad 0, change Sleep 1000 to a lower number, 500 will be about twice per second I believe, but don't go too low or it can cause errors
2) The original post has the details of running the original script and those are still valid for that script, however if you plan on using this one just be wary of the changes, but everything else is the same.
