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If you mean pressing one after the other, i do not think its build-in at these time
just Google that word or watch the tutorials on Youtube on that topic..
in autohotkey,
you can write a script of events to be triggered by a keystroke or a combination of keystrokes.. for example if you press Ctrl and X, Windows should register a sequence of planned keyboard strokes, mouse movements and joystick actions..
after installing AutoHotKey support software.. writing these scripts is made mostly on Microsoft Notepad and it is simple enough that my 13-18 yrs old nephews use it to cheat online..
basically,
after installing the support software.. my nephews use the Notepad to write a small script of events that basically says, if i press CTRL and B together.. let Windows register the following keystrokes and movements as if they were originated from the mouse & keyboard:
"press right mouse click (to activate the scope), followed by left mouse click (to shoot the sniper rifle), followed by a keystroke on the letter T to activate the chat and followed by a series of keystrokes that spells out "haha!!" before pressing Enter to send out that text message"..
this is a horrible example, but it comes close what they are doing online..
they tried to explain these things to me, but i wasn't really interested to learn..
also,
i believe using these scripts may get me reported or banned, if i used them in online games with strict anti-cheat policies.. such as CS:GO and Blizzard Overwatch.. so BE CAREFUL!!
in general, I DO NOT recommend using these script methods in online games..
using that simple Notepad,
they save the script in a file (similar to a *.TXT file)..
and before they can use the script, they need to run it first by double clicking on that file.. therefore.. that sequence of events is carried on whenever they press CTRL B..
again, i have seen them doing it on WIndows 7 a long time ago.. but i have never personally used one..
hope this helps..
But what LeMador is pointing out is likely to be a good way to work on it AutoHotKey is easy to use software, and using the shortcut inside CC is likely to make it easy to use with it even more
More or less, why is that not going to work well for you?