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There is always this
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=801082391
Did you watch the video I linked? I am not sure that's the exact keyboard you have...and I don't have one of those, but it showed how to make a profile for a specific game.
That is exactly what I did and was going to suggest. The "pinky" button on my G600 mouse toggles Shift+W on/off, it's extremely easy to set up within the Logitech gaming software.
Wasn't sure why it was getting all complicated with scripts & macros when it's so easy to set using a feature built in to the software. The mouse also switches modes, so I can flip to a different config and I have that bound to toggle just W on or off. So I can easily either auto walk or auto run.
I use macros when I play world of warcraft, a game infamous with using warden to detect and ban cheaters. I have never played a game that detected let alone gave a ♥♥♥♥ about using keyboard / mouse macros. Lets kill this whole discussion about macros being safe, no one is detecting them regardless.
If you use pulsed delays, it might - don't know if it is sophisticated enough to do things like monitor frequencies of keystroke occurrences and look for suspicious activity that is too perfectly regular to be anything but artificial.
But if you just use the toggle function in Logitech's driver, there should be no issue at all. It appears functionally the same to any program as jamming a fork into the keyboard to hold down W.
doesn't work for me