Speed Run to 1,000,000 Guide

Using AutoHotKey to speedrun to 1,000,000

Install AutoHotKey

You can download AutoHotKey 2 from here: https://www.autohotkey.com/

Follow this guide from the site to install the program: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/howto/Install.htm

Create the Script

Create a new .ahk file. I called mine spacebarloop.ahk.

In that file edit it with Notepad or whatever you like, adding this:

^Space::{
    Loop 30000000 {
        Send "{Space}"
    }
}

Save the file.

The script takes a hot key combination Control key (^) + Spacebar (Space) and will send the spacebar command thirty million times to whatever program is focused on your system.

Start Burger and Run the Script

Start Burger

Double click your .ahk file.

Press Ctrl+Spacebar while Burger is focused and it will spam the space, creating your burgers rapidly.

Warning: You won't be able to control your computer very well after this. If your computer needs a break from building burgers you need to pause the script by right clicking the AutoHotKey program at the bottom right system tray, and either close or pause the script in the menu there.

Enjoy!

[JINORU]

Autohotkey 2. 1 uses a different script syntax

[Bochs]

Not sure why it wouldn't work. If, perhaps, the comment formatting made it not work, copy it exactly from this paste:
https://pastebin.com/HZWT7LRr

[JINORU]

ah very nice. I'll have to test this

[Bochs]

For better control, try using this script instead:

*f3::
toggle := !toggle
if (toggle) {
SetTimer, Spam_Space, 2
} else {
SetTimer, Spam_Space, Off
}
return

Spam_Space:
SendInput {Space}
return


The F3 key will act as a toggle, and since it's not scanning itself millions of times in one go, it'll run mostly smoothly.
Combine it with AutoClicker at 13ms for INSANE speed.

[Nom]

it doesn't really lag the pc at all and it works pretty well i get around 200k every 6 ish hours

[JINORU]

You know more about that than I do. First i've heard of it

[Nom]

doesn't autoclicker work better?

[Bijiooo]

thank you!

[JINORU]

No, you're welcome

[M4XL1M1T]

welcome to 2014