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When in-game, use F4 as toggle, and W can also be used to stop it again.
and on missions u can auto follow someone
The horse riding seems improved over KCD1 to me, at least as far as I can remember. I've only had a horse for a few hours but seems better so far.
You can set the horse to follow a road, set the speed, and sit back and look around with the mouse and the horse keeps following the road.
Well, you will have to download AHK 2.0 and make a new script (Use the AHK Dash after install), then copy/paste my script and save. Run the script and then run the game. Enjoy
Edit: You could use Notepad++ when copy/paste into your newly created AHK script.
Thanks
It's less of an issue once you get a horse. Until then I made a macro on my keyboard.
Yeah, it is nice to have in some situations, mostly on foot.
Really good when overloaded, and wanting to gain some xp.
Yeah, that sounds strange. I can confirm that it is working on my end, and im using it when I play.
It sure sounds like you did the right thing, but have you tried:
1. Running the script as admin?
2. Is F7 (Terminate) and F8 (Reload) working as they should?
3. Testing the script with notepad to see if it inputs the "w" when hitting F4, and then inputs nothing when hitting it again?
4. Try using "*~F4::" (* is a wildcard, and will fire the hotkey even if modifiers are being held, and the ~ will have the native function not blocked)
5. Testing the send command without the use of GetKeyState() and in Notepad to see if send command is sending "w" correctly?
Without the GetKeyState(), we can try using global variable.
I really cant see a reason why it would work on my end and not your end, unless you have some software that prevent AHK from working properly.
I truly hope this helps, unless it is the send command, then the new code wont work either.
Edit: Added a new step 4 above, worth a try in your case.
How on foot, without using a bug/glitch ?