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It is also worth noting that when your crosshairs have a small arrow next to them, using aim-down-sights will automatically lean you in that direction. This means that the only leaning you should have to manually do is down.
the following script together. It is not perfect. When you press Q+W for example you lean forward, instead of left, but in general it worked quite good:
Assuming leanmode is bound to "alt" and "q","e are unbound:
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#IfWinActive, ahk_exe WolfOldBlood_x64.exe
q::
send {alt down}{a down}
keywait q
send {alt up}{a up}
return
e::
send {alt down}{d down}
keywait e
send {alt up}{d up}
return
#IfWinActive
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Since this is only active when OldBlood is running, you need to change the WolfOldBlood_x64.exe-entry for others games.
Salute!