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<key you want to press> :: <key you want it to do>
If you want up arrow to do "z", simply type:
up::z
the rest are
down::s
left::q
right::d
A list of all key exact name can be found by right clicking the Autohotkey in task bar, and Help, then "Usage and syntax" then "Key list"
Remenber if you set "Up" to do "z", then all fonction requiring "up" wont work anymore, since "up" key will do "z" key.
Sometime autohotkey may bug out and act like if a key is stuck, if that happen, close the script, and restart it.
Thank you very much, it work's perfectly fine !