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Thanks, as always!
I'll rename the current destroy to grind and add a destroy button that just destroys.
If I may be so bold, have one "destroy" and one "breakdown" button - and add an .ini option to remove the "Are you sure?" - just my suggestion...
Save current mouse location
Pause 0.05 seconds
Move mouse cursor to screen coordinates (225, 1025)
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Click left mouse button
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Press Left Ctrl+A keys and hold for 0.1 seconds and release
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Press Back key and hold for 0.1 seconds and release
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Quick Input, '{CMDSEGMENT:1}'
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Move mouse cursor to screen coordinates (131, 1024)
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Click left mouse button
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Recall saved mouse location
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Say, 'split'
Using desktop automation software like AutoHotkey or Voice Attack can help controller users reduce reliance on the keyboard and help all users complete certain tasks more quickly than using the keyboard alone. However, these desktop automation type software utilities rely on user interface components like dialog boxes to be in predictable places to work. Because Ark’s “Split” command cannot be accessed using set keyboard sequences (e.g. right arrow, down arrow, down arrow, enter) and because the dialog box for Ark’s Split command cannot be relied upon to be in a specific or predictable position on the screen, this mod was cleverly developed by the amazing Benz0minera for those who use controllers in combination with automation software to play Ark.