├── options.ini ├── README.md ├── vkeys.au3 ├── TPMouse.au3 └── LICENSE /options.ini: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | [Inertia] 2 | DampingCoef=6 3 | BrakingCoef=60 4 | NormalSensitivity=1 5 | ScrollSensitivity=1 6 | 7 | [Bindings] 8 | up=VK_I 9 | left=VK_J 10 | down=VK_K 11 | right=VK_L 12 | mb1=VK_F 13 | mb2=VK_E 14 | mb3=VK_R 15 | brake=VK_S 16 | scroll=VK_SPACE 17 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # TPMouse 2 | Control the cursor with your hand staying on the keyboard's homerow, even if you don't have a ThinkPad. 3 | 4 | Inspired by [rvaiya/warpd](https://github.com/rvaiya/warpd). 5 | 6 | ## Inertia Mode 7 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98432183/197381484-b4e669f0-c5bd-42af-a469-f21f5191a6a3.png) 8 | 9 | 10 | 1. To activate, press `CapsLk` `C` or `LShift` `RShift` `C`. You'll see your main cursor switched to a crosshair. 11 | 2. Press `I`/`J`/`K`/`L` to move the cursor. Hold `S` to brake for more precise movement, hold `Space` to scroll vertically/horizontally. 12 | 3. Press `F`/`E`/`R` to left/right/middle click at the cursor position. 13 | 4. To quit, press `CapsLk` `Q` or `LShift` `RShift` `Q` or just `Esc`. 14 | 15 | 16 | ## Grid Mode 17 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98432183/197323322-09607efb-c940-4add-95e8-660c94c18306.png) 18 | 19 | 1. To activate, press `CapsLk` `G` or `LShift` `RShift` `G`. You'll see your main cursor switched to a crosshair, and a thin red border surrounding your screen. 20 | 2. Press `I`/`J`/`K`/`L` to narrow down the search border. 21 | 3. Press `F`/`E`/`R` to left/right/middle click at the cursor position. 22 | 4. To quit, press `CapsLk` `Q` or `LShift` `RShift` `Q` or just `Esc`. 23 | 24 | 25 | ## Demonstration 26 | 27 | ### Inertia Mode 28 | 29 | https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98432183/198895264-45823df6-8e8e-4135-9e7d-4ea9c5408c43.mp4 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | ### Grid Mode 34 | 35 | https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98432183/198895269-4a5b7266-f662-491c-810e-5a2d87ddfc47.mp4 36 | 37 | ## Configuration 38 | 39 | Edit the `options.ini` file to modify the inertia parameters or keybinds. If not present, the script uses the following defaults: 40 | 41 | ``` 42 | [Inertia] 43 | DampingCoef=6 44 | BrakingCoef=60 45 | NormalSensitivity=1 46 | ScrollSensitivity=1 47 | 48 | [Bindings] 49 | up=VK_I 50 | left=VK_J 51 | down=VK_K 52 | right=VK_L 53 | mb1=VK_F 54 | mb2=VK_E 55 | mb3=VK_R 56 | brake=VK_S 57 | scroll=VK_SPACE 58 | ``` 59 | 60 | The keybinds will require the script to be restarted to take effect, whereas the inertia parameters are reloaded upon activation of Inertia Mode. 61 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /vkeys.au3: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Global Const $VK_LBUTTON = 0x01, $VK_MOUSE1 = 0x01, $VK_MB1 = 0x01 2 | Global Const $VK_RBUTTON = 0x02, $VK_MOUSE2 = 0x02, $VK_MB2 = 0x02 3 | Global Const $VK_CANCEL = 0x03 4 | Global Const $VK_MBUTTON = 0x04, $VK_MOUSE3 = 0x04, $VK_MB3 = 0x04 5 | Global Const $VK_XBUTTON1 = 0x05, $VK_MOUSE4 = 0x05, $VK_MB4 = 0x05 6 | Global Const $VK_XBUTTON2 = 0x06, $VK_MOUSE5 = 0x06, $VK_MB5 = 0x06 7 | ; 0x07 undefined 8 | Global Const $VK_BACK = 0x08, $VK_BACKSPACE = 0x08 9 | Global Const $VK_TAB = 0x09 10 | ; 0x0A reserved 11 | ; 0x0B reserved 12 | Global Const $VK_CLEAR = 0x0C 13 | Global Const $VK_RETURN = 0x0D, $VK_ENTER = 0x0D 14 | ; 0x0E undefined 15 | ; 0x0F unedfined 16 | Global Const $VK_SHIFT = 0x10 17 | Global Const $VK_CONTROL = 0x11, $VK_CTRL = 0x11 18 | Global Const $VK_MENU = 0x12, $VK_ALT = 0x12 19 | Global Const $VK_PAUSE = 0x13 20 | Global Const $VK_CAPITAL = 0x14, $VK_CAPSLK = 0x14, $VK_CAPSLOCK = 0x14, $VK_CAPS = 0x14 21 | Global Const $VK_HANGEUL = 0x15, $VK_HANGUL = 0x15, $VK_KANA = 0x15 22 | Global Const $VK_IME_ON = 0x16 23 | Global Const $VK_JUNJA = 0x17 24 | Global Const $VK_FINAL = 0x18 25 | Global Const $VK_HANJA = 0x19, $VK_KANJI = 0x19 26 | Global Const $VK_IME_OFF = 0x1A 27 | Global Const $VK_ESCAPE = 0x1B, $VK_ESC = 0x1B 28 | Global Const $VK_CONVERT = 0x1C 29 | Global Const $VK_NONCONVERT = 0x1D 30 | Global Const $VK_ACCEPT = 0x1E 31 | Global Const $VK_MODECHANGE = 0x1F 32 | Global Const $VK_SPACE = 0x20 33 | Global Const $VK_PRIOR = 0x21, $VK_PGUP = 0x21, $VK_PAGEUP = 0x21 34 | Global Const $VK_NEXT = 0x22, $VK_PGDN = 0x22, $VK_PAGEDOWN = 0x22 35 | Global Const $VK_END = 0x23 36 | Global Const $VK_HOME = 0x24 37 | Global Const $VK_LEFT = 0x25 38 | Global Const $VK_UP = 0x26 39 | Global Const $VK_RIGHT = 0x27 40 | Global Const $VK_DOWN = 0x28 41 | Global Const $VK_SELECT = 0x29 42 | Global Const $VK_PRINT = 0x2A 43 | Global Const $VK_EXECUTE = 0x2B 44 | Global Const $VK_SNAPSHOT = 0x2C, $VK_PRTSCN = 0x2C, $VK_PRINTSCREEN = 0x2C 45 | Global Const $VK_INSERT = 0x2D, $VK_INS = 0x2D 46 | Global Const $VK_DELETE = 0x2E, $VK_DEL = 0x2E 47 | Global Const $VK_HELP = 0x2F 48 | Global Const $VK_0 = 0x30 49 | Global Const $VK_1 = 0x31 50 | Global Const $VK_2 = 0x32 51 | Global Const $VK_3 = 0x33 52 | Global Const $VK_4 = 0x34 53 | Global Const $VK_5 = 0x35 54 | Global Const $VK_6 = 0x36 55 | Global Const $VK_7 = 0x37 56 | Global Const $VK_8 = 0x38 57 | Global Const $VK_9 = 0x39 58 | ; 0x3A undefined 59 | ; 0x3B undefined 60 | ; 0x3C undefined 61 | ; 0x3D undefined 62 | ; 0x3E undefined 63 | ; 0x3F undefined 64 | ; 0x40 undefined 65 | Global Const $VK_A = 0x41 66 | Global Const $VK_B = 0x42 67 | Global Const $VK_C = 0x43 68 | Global Const $VK_D = 0x44 69 | Global Const $VK_E = 0x45 70 | Global Const $VK_F = 0x46 71 | Global Const $VK_G = 0x47 72 | Global Const $VK_H = 0x48 73 | Global Const $VK_I = 0x49 74 | Global Const $VK_J = 0x4A 75 | Global Const $VK_K = 0x4B 76 | Global Const $VK_L = 0x4C 77 | Global Const $VK_M = 0x4D 78 | Global Const $VK_N = 0x4E 79 | Global Const $VK_O = 0x4F 80 | Global Const $VK_P = 0x50 81 | Global Const $VK_Q = 0x51 82 | Global Const $VK_R = 0x52 83 | Global Const $VK_S = 0x53 84 | Global Const $VK_T = 0x54 85 | Global Const $VK_U = 0x55 86 | Global Const $VK_V = 0x56 87 | Global Const $VK_W = 0x57 88 | Global Const $VK_X = 0x58 89 | Global Const $VK_Y = 0x59 90 | Global Const $VK_Z = 0x5A 91 | Global Const $VK_LWIN = 0x5B 92 | Global Const $VK_RWIN = 0x5C 93 | Global Const $VK_APPS = 0x5D, $VK_CONTEXT = 0x5D, $VK_CONTEXTMENU = 0x5D 94 | ; 0x5E reserved 95 | Global Const $VK_SLEEP = 0x5F 96 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD0 = 0x60, $VK_NUM0 = 0x60 97 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD1 = 0x61, $VK_NUM1 = 0x61 98 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD2 = 0x62, $VK_NUM2 = 0x62 99 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD3 = 0x63, $VK_NUM3 = 0x63 100 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD4 = 0x64, $VK_NUM4 = 0x64 101 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD5 = 0x65, $VK_NUM5 = 0x65 102 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD6 = 0x66, $VK_NUM6 = 0x66 103 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD7 = 0x67, $VK_NUM7 = 0x67 104 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD8 = 0x68, $VK_NUM8 = 0x68 105 | Global Const $VK_NUMPAD9 = 0x69, $VK_NUM9 = 0x69 106 | Global Const $VK_MULTIPLY = 0x6A 107 | Global Const $VK_ADD = 0x6B 108 | Global Const $VK_SEPARATOR = 0x6C 109 | Global Const $VK_SUBTRACT = 0x6D 110 | Global Const $VK_DECIMAL = 0x6E 111 | Global Const $VK_DIVIDE = 0x6F 112 | Global Const $VK_F1 = 0x70 113 | Global Const $VK_F2 = 0x71 114 | Global Const $VK_F3 = 0x72 115 | Global Const $VK_F4 = 0x73 116 | Global Const $VK_F5 = 0x74 117 | Global Const $VK_F6 = 0x75 118 | Global Const $VK_F7 = 0x76 119 | Global Const $VK_F8 = 0x77 120 | Global Const $VK_F9 = 0x78 121 | Global Const $VK_F10 = 0x79 122 | Global Const $VK_F11 = 0x7A 123 | Global Const $VK_F12 = 0x7B 124 | Global Const $VK_F13 = 0x7C 125 | Global Const $VK_F14 = 0x7D 126 | Global Const $VK_F15 = 0x7E 127 | Global Const $VK_F16 = 0x7F 128 | Global Const $VK_F17 = 0x80 129 | Global Const $VK_F18 = 0x81 130 | Global Const $VK_F19 = 0x82 131 | Global Const $VK_F20 = 0x83 132 | Global Const $VK_F21 = 0x84 133 | Global Const $VK_F22 = 0x85 134 | Global Const $VK_F23 = 0x86 135 | Global Const $VK_F24 = 0x87 136 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_VIEW = 136 ; 0x88 unassigned 137 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_MENU = 137 ; 0x89 unassigned 138 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_UP = 138 ; 0x8A unassigned 139 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_DOWN = 139 ; 0x8B unassigned 140 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_LEFT = 140 ; 0x8C unassigned 141 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_RIGHT = 141 ; 0x8D unassigned 142 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_ACCEPT = 142 ; 0x8E unassigned 143 | Global Const $VK_NAVIGATION_CANCEL = 143 ; 0x8F unassigned 144 | Global Const $VK_NUMLOCK = 0x90, $VK_NUMLK = 0x90 145 | Global Const $VK_SCROLL = 0x91, $VK_SCRLK = 0x91 146 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FJ_JISHO = 146, $VK_OEM_NEC_EQUAL = 146 ; 0x92 OEM specific 147 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FJ_MASSHOU = 147 ; 0x93 OEM specific 148 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FJ_TOUROKU = 148 ; 0x94 OEM specific 149 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FJ_LOYA = 149 ; 0x95 OEM specific 150 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FJ_ROYA = 150 ; 0x96 OEM specific 151 | ; 0x97 unassigned 152 | ; 0x98 unassigned 153 | ; 0x99 unassigned 154 | ; 0x9A unassigned 155 | ; 0x9B unassigned 156 | ; 0x9C unassigned 157 | ; 0x9D unassigned 158 | ; 0x9E unassigned 159 | ; 0x9F unassigned 160 | Global Const $VK_LSHIFT = 0xA0 161 | Global Const $VK_RSHIFT = 0xA1 162 | Global Const $VK_LCONTROL = 0xA2, $VK_LCTRL = 0xA2 163 | Global Const $VK_RCONTROL = 0xA3, $VK_RCTRL = 0xA3 164 | Global Const $VK_LMENU = 0xA4, $VK_LALT = 0xA4 165 | Global Const $VK_RMENU = 0xA5, $VK_RALT = 0xA5 166 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_BACK = 0xA6 167 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_FORWARD = 0xA7 168 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_REFRESH = 0xA8 169 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_STOP = 0xA9 170 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_SEARCH = 0xAA 171 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_FAVORITES = 0xAB 172 | Global Const $VK_BROWSER_HOME = 0xAC 173 | Global Const $VK_VOLUME_MUTE = 0xAD 174 | Global Const $VK_VOLUME_DOWN = 0xAE 175 | Global Const $VK_VOLUME_UP = 0xAF 176 | Global Const $VK_MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK = 0xB0 177 | Global Const $VK_MEDIA_PREV_TRACK = 0xB1 178 | Global Const $VK_MEDIA_STOP = 0xB2 179 | Global Const $VK_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE = 0xB3 180 | Global Const $VK_LAUNCH_MAIL = 0xB4 181 | Global Const $VK_LAUNCH_MEDIA_SELECT = 0xB5 182 | Global Const $VK_LAUNCH_APP1 = 0xB6 183 | Global Const $VK_LAUNCH_APP2 = 0xB7 184 | ; 0xB8 reserved 185 | ; 0xB9 reserved 186 | Global Const $VK_OEM_1 = 0xBA ; semicolon/colon for US standard, can vary by keyboard 187 | Global Const $VK_OEM_PLUS = 0xBB ; equal/plus, all layouts 188 | Global Const $VK_OEM_COMMA = 0xBC ; comma/lessthan, all layouts 189 | Global Const $VK_OEM_MINUS = 0xBD ; minus/underscore, all layouts 190 | Global Const $VK_OEM_PERIOD = 0xBE ; period/greaterthan, all layouts 191 | Global Const $VK_OEM_2 = 0xBF ; slash/questionmark for US standard, can vary by keyboard 192 | Global Const $VK_OEM_3 = 0xC0 ; backtick/tilde for US standard, can vary by keyboard 193 | ; 0xC1 reserved 194 | ; 0xC2 reserved 195 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_A = 195 ; 0xC3 reserved 196 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_B = 196 ; 0xC4 reserved 197 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_X = 197 ; 0xC5 reserved 198 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_Y = 198 ; 0xC6 reserved 199 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_SHOULDER = 199 ; 0xC7 reserved 200 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_SHOULDER = 200 ; 0xC8 reserved 201 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_TRIGGER = 201 ; 0xC9 reserved 202 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_TRIGGER = 202 ; 0xCA reserved 203 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_DPAD_UP = 203 ; 0xCB reserved 204 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_DPAD_DOWN = 204 ; 0xCC reserved 205 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_DPAD_LEFT = 205 ; 0xCD reserved 206 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_DPAD_RIGHT = 206 ; 0xCE reserved 207 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_MENU = 207 ; 0xCF reserved 208 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_VIEW = 208 ; 0xD0 reserved 209 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_THUMBSTICK_BUTTON = 209 ; 0xD1 reserved 210 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_THUMBSTICK_BUTTON = 210 ; 0xD2 reserved 211 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_THUMBSTICK_UP = 211 ; 0xD3 reserved 212 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_THUMBSTICK_DOWN = 212 ; 0xD4 reserved 213 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_THUMBSTICK_RIGHT = 213 ; 0xD5 reserved 214 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_LEFT_THUMBSTICK_LEFT = 214 ; 0xD6 reserved 215 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_THUMBSTICK_UP = 215 ; 0xD7 reserved 216 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_THUMBSTICK_DOWN = 216 ; 0xD8 reserved 217 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_THUMBSTICK_RIGHT = 217 ; 0xD9 reserved 218 | Global Const $VK_GAMEPAD_RIGHT_THUMBSTICK_LEFT = 218 ; 0xDA reserved 219 | Global Const $VK_OEM_4 = 0xDB ; left square/curly bracket for US standard, can vary by keyboard 220 | Global Const $VK_OEM_5 = 0xDC ; backslash/pipe for US standard, can vary by keyboard 221 | Global Const $VK_OEM_6 = 0xDD ; right square/curly bracket for US standard, can vary by keyboard 222 | Global Const $VK_OEM_7 = 0xDE ; single/double quote for US standard, can vary by keyboard 223 | Global Const $VK_OEM_8 = 0xDF 224 | ; 0xE0 reserved 225 | Global Const $VK_OEM_AX = 225 ; 0xE1 OEM specific 226 | Global Const $VK_OEM_102 = 0xE2 227 | Global Const $VK_ICO_HELP = 227 ; 0xE3 OEM specific 228 | Global Const $VK_ICO_00 = 228 ; 0xE4 OEM specific 229 | Global Const $VK_PROCESSKEY = 0xE5 230 | Global Const $VK_ICO_CLEAR = 230 ; 0xE6 OEM specific 231 | Global Const $VK_PACKET = 0xE7 232 | ; 0xE8 unassigned 233 | Global Const $VK_OEM_RESET = 233 ; 0xE9 OEM specific 234 | Global Const $VK_OEM_JUMP = 234 ; 0xEA OEM specific 235 | Global Const $VK_OEM_PA1 = 235 ; 0xEB OEM specific 236 | Global Const $VK_OEM_PA2 = 236 ; 0xEC OEM specific 237 | Global Const $VK_OEM_PA3 = 237 ; 0xED OEM specific 238 | Global Const $VK_OEM_WSCTRL = 238 ; 0xEE OEM specific 239 | Global Const $VK_OEM_CUSEL = 239 ; 0xEF OEM specific 240 | Global Const $VK_OEM_ATTN = 240 ; 0xF0 OEM specific 241 | Global Const $VK_OEM_FINISH = 241 ; 0xF1 OEM specific 242 | Global Const $VK_OEM_COPY = 242 ; 0xF2 OEM specific 243 | Global Const $VK_OEM_AUTO = 243 ; 0xF3 OEM specific 244 | Global Const $VK_OEM_ENLW = 244 ; 0xF4 OEM specific 245 | Global Const $VK_OEM_BACKTAB = 245 ; 0xF5 OEM specific 246 | Global Const $VK_ATTN = 0xF6 247 | Global Const $VK_CRSEL = 0xF7 248 | Global Const $VK_EXSEL = 0xF8 249 | Global Const $VK_EREOF = 0xF9 250 | Global Const $VK_PLAY = 0xFA 251 | Global Const $VK_ZOOM = 0xFB 252 | Global Const $VK_NONAME = 0xFC 253 | Global Const $VK_PA1 = 0xFD 254 | Global Const $VK_OEM_CLEAR = 0xFE 255 | Global Const $VK_NONE = 0xFF ; no mapping 256 | #include-once 257 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /TPMouse.au3: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #NoTrayIcon 2 | #OnAutoItStartRegister SetProcessDPIAware 3 | #include 'vkeys.au3' 4 | If IsAdmin() Then Sleep(100) 5 | 6 | DllCall("kernel32.dll", "handle", "CreateMutexW", "struct*", 0, "bool", 1, "wstr", "TPMouse") 7 | If 183 = DllCall("kernel32.dll", "dword", "GetLastError")[0] Then Exit 8 | 9 | Global $HOTKEY_STR_MAP 10 | 11 | Opt('TrayAutoPause',0) 12 | Opt('TrayOnEventMode',1) 13 | Opt('TrayMenuMode',1+2) 14 | If Not IsAdmin() Then TrayItemSetOnEvent(TrayCreateItem('Restart as admin'),Elevate) 15 | TrayItemSetOnEvent(TrayCreateItem('Open config'),OpenConfig) 16 | TrayItemSetOnEvent(TrayCreateItem('Reload config'),ReloadKeybinds) 17 | TrayItemSetOnEvent(TrayCreateItem('Quit TPMouse'),Quit) 18 | TraySetIcon('%windir%\Cursors\aero_link_xl.cur') 19 | TraySetToolTip('TPMouse - Inactive') 20 | Global $user32 = DllOpen('user32.dll') 21 | Global $hInputWnd = GUICreate('') 22 | Global $hCursors = [CopyIcon(GetSystemCursor('NORMAL')),CopyIcon(GetSystemCursor('CROSS')),CopyIcon(GetSystemCursor('SIZEALL'))] 23 | GUIRegisterMsg(0x00ff,WM_INPUT) 24 | GUIRegisterMsg(0x0400,ReloadKeybinds) 25 | SetRawinput($hInputWnd, True) 26 | SingletonOverlay('init') 27 | SingletonInertia('init') 28 | OnAutoItExitRegister(Cleanup) 29 | ProgramLoop() 30 | 31 | Func Elevate() 32 | ShellExecute( @AutoItExe , @Compiled ? '' : @ScriptFullPath , '' , 'runas' ) 33 | Exit 34 | EndFunc 35 | 36 | Func Quit() 37 | Exit 38 | EndFunc 39 | 40 | Func ProgramLoop() 41 | While 1 42 | If SingletonInertia('sim') Then 43 | Sleep(10) 44 | Else 45 | Sleep(100) 46 | EndIf 47 | WEnd 48 | EndFunc 49 | 50 | Func Cleanup() 51 | DllCall( $user32 , 'bool' , 'SystemParametersInfo' , 'uint' , 0x0057 , 'uint' , 0 , 'struct*' , Null , 'uint' , 0 ) 52 | DllClose($user32) 53 | EndFunc 54 | 55 | Func SetProcessDPIAware() 56 | GUICreate("") 57 | DllCall("user32.dll", "bool", "SetProcessDPIAware") 58 | GUIDelete() 59 | EndFunc 60 | 61 | Func SetRawinput($hWnd, $enable) 62 | Local $struct = DllStructCreate('struct;ushort UsagePage;ushort Usage;dword Flags;hwnd Target;endstruct') 63 | $struct.Target = $hWnd 64 | $struct.Flags = $enable ? 0x00000100 : 0x00000001 65 | $struct.UsagePage = 0x01 ; generic desktop 66 | $struct.Usage = 0x06 ; keyboard 67 | DllCall($user32, 'bool', 'RegisterRawInputDevices', 'struct*', $struct, 'uint', 1, 'uint', DllStructGetSize($struct)) 68 | EndFunc 69 | 70 | Func ReloadKeybinds() 71 | Local Static $struct = DllStructCreate('ushort MakeCode;ushort Flags;ushort VKey;') 72 | Local Static $_1 = DllStructSetData($struct,'VKey',$VK_ESC) 73 | Local Static $_2 = DllStructSetData($struct,'Flags',1) 74 | ProcessKeypress($struct) 75 | SingletonKeybinds('reload') 76 | EndFunc 77 | 78 | Func OpenConfig() 79 | ShellExecute(@WorkingDir & '\' & 'options.ini') 80 | EndFunc 81 | 82 | Func ProcessKeypress($struct) 83 | Local Static $_ = SingletonKeybinds, $sks=SingletonKeyState, $functionlist = [SingletonInertia,SingletonOverlay] 84 | Local Static $shiftprimed = False, $capsprimed = False 85 | If 0<$struct.VKey and $struct.VKey<255 Then SingletonKeyState($struct.VKey,$struct.MakeCode,$struct.Flags) 86 | Switch $struct.VKey 87 | Case $VK_SHIFT ; only set priming here because user might still press other keys before releasing 88 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then 89 | If $shiftprimed Then 90 | HotKeySet('+{c}') 91 | HotKeySet('+{g}') 92 | HotKeySet('+{q}') 93 | EndIf 94 | $shiftprimed = False 95 | ElseIf (Not $shiftprimed) And ($sks($VK_LSHIFT) And $sks($VK_RSHIFT)) Then 96 | HotKeySet('+{c}',UnsetSelf) 97 | HotKeySet('+{g}',UnsetSelf) 98 | HotKeySet('+{q}',UnsetSelf) 99 | $shiftprimed = True 100 | EndIf 101 | Case $VK_CAPS ; only set priming here because user might still press other keys before releasing 102 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then 103 | If $capsprimed Then 104 | HotKeySet('{c}') 105 | HotKeySet('{g}') 106 | HotKeySet('{q}') 107 | EndIf 108 | $capsprimed = False 109 | ElseIf Not $capsprimed Then 110 | HotKeySet('{c}',UnsetSelf) 111 | HotKeySet('{g}',UnsetSelf) 112 | HotKeySet('{q}',UnsetSelf) 113 | $capsprimed = True 114 | EndIf 115 | Case $VK_ESC, $VK_Q 116 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then 117 | If $VK_Q = $struct.VKey And Not ( $sks($VK_CAPS) Or ($sks($VK_LSHIFT) And $sks($VK_RSHIFT)) ) Then Return 118 | For $func in $functionlist 119 | If $func() Then $func('deactivate') 120 | Next 121 | DllCall($user32, "bool", "SetSystemCursor", "handle", CopyIcon($hCursors[0]), "dword", 32512) 122 | TraySetIcon("%windir%\Cursors\aero_link_xl.cur") 123 | TraySetToolTip('TPMouse - Inactive') 124 | EndIf 125 | Case $VK_C, $VK_G 126 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then 127 | If $sks($VK_CAPS) Or ($sks($VK_LSHIFT) And $sks($VK_RSHIFT)) Then 128 | Local $act = ( $VK_C=$struct.VKey ? SingletonInertia : SingletonOverlay ) , _ 129 | $ico = ( $VK_C=$struct.VKey ? 'aero_person_xl.cur' : 'aero_pin_xl.cur' ) , _ 130 | $cur = ( $VK_C=$struct.VKey ? CopyIcon($hCursors[1]) : CopyIcon($hCursors[2]) ) , _ 131 | $tip = ( $VK_C=$struct.VKey ? 'TPMouse - Inertia' : 'TPMouse - Grid') 132 | For $func in $functionlist 133 | If $func() and not ($func=$act) Then $func('deactivate') 134 | Next 135 | $act('activate') 136 | DllCall($user32, "bool", "SetSystemCursor", "handle", $cur, "dword", 32512) 137 | TraySetIcon('%windir%\Cursors\' & $ico) 138 | TraySetToolTip($tip) 139 | EndIf 140 | EndIf 141 | Case $_('up') 142 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then SingletonOverlay('up') 143 | Case $_('left') 144 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then SingletonOverlay('left') 145 | Case $_('down') 146 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then SingletonOverlay('down') 147 | Case $_('right') 148 | If BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags) Then SingletonOverlay('right') 149 | Case $_('mb1') 150 | SingletonMoupress('mb1',Not BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags)) 151 | Case $_('mb2') 152 | SingletonMoupress('mb2',Not BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags)) 153 | Case $_('mb3') 154 | SingletonMoupress('mb3',Not BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags)) 155 | Case $_('brake') 156 | If BitAnd(1,$struct.Flags) Then SingletonInertia('clip',15) 157 | Case $_('scroll') 158 | SingletonInertia('lock',Not BitAnd(0x0001,$struct.Flags)) 159 | EndSwitch 160 | EndFunc 161 | 162 | Func SingletonMoupress($msg=null,$arg=null) 163 | Local Static $self = DllStructCreate('bool active;bool mb1;bool mb2;bool mb3;bool mb4;bool mb5') 164 | Switch $msg 165 | Case 'reset' 166 | If $self.mb1 Then ClickMouse(1,False) 167 | If $self.mb2 Then ClickMouse(2,False) 168 | If $self.mb3 Then ClickMouse(3,False) 169 | If $self.mb4 Then ClickMouse(4,False) 170 | If $self.mb5 Then ClickMouse(5,False) 171 | $self.mb1 = False 172 | $self.mb2 = False 173 | $self.mb3 = False 174 | $self.mb4 = False 175 | $self.mb5 = False 176 | Case 'activate' 177 | SingletonMoupress('reset') 178 | EnableHotKeys() 179 | $self.active = True 180 | Case 'deactivate' 181 | $self.active = False 182 | DisableHotKeys() 183 | SingletonMoupress('reset') 184 | Case 'mb1' 185 | If $self.active Then 186 | If Not( $arg = $self.mb1 ) Then ClickMouse(1,$arg) 187 | $self.mb1 = $arg 188 | EndIf 189 | Case 'mb2' 190 | If $self.active Then 191 | If Not( $arg = $self.mb2 ) Then ClickMouse(2,$arg) 192 | $self.mb2 = $arg 193 | EndIf 194 | Case 'mb3' 195 | If $self.active Then 196 | If Not( $arg = $self.mb3 ) Then ClickMouse(3,$arg) 197 | $self.mb3 = $arg 198 | EndIf 199 | Case 'mb4' 200 | If $self.active Then 201 | If Not( $arg = $self.mb4 ) Then ClickMouse(4,$arg) 202 | $self.mb4 = $arg 203 | EndIf 204 | Case 'mb5' 205 | If $self.active Then 206 | If Not( $arg = $self.mb5 ) Then ClickMouse(5,$arg) 207 | $self.mb5 = $arg 208 | EndIf 209 | EndSwitch 210 | Return $self.active 211 | EndFunc 212 | 213 | Func SingletonInertia($msg=null,$arg=null) 214 | Local Static $_=SingletonKeybinds, $sks=SingletonKeyState 215 | Local Static $lastTime = TimerInit() 216 | Local Static $self = DllStructCreate( 'bool active;' & _ 217 | 'bool lock;' & _ 218 | 'bool up;' & _ 219 | 'bool down;' & _ 220 | 'bool left;' & _ 221 | 'bool right;' & _ 222 | 'bool brake;' & _ 223 | 'float rx;' & _ 224 | 'float ry;' & _ 225 | 'float vx;' & _ 226 | 'float vy;' & _ 227 | 'float a0;' & _ 228 | 'float mu;' & _ 229 | 'float br;' & _ 230 | 'float dm;' & _ 231 | 'float ds;' ) 232 | Switch $msg 233 | Case 'reset' 234 | $self.up = False 235 | $self.down = False 236 | $self.left = False 237 | $self.right = False 238 | $self.brake = False 239 | $self.lock = False 240 | $self.vx = 0 241 | $self.vy = 0 242 | $self.a0 = 3200*6 ; top speed is 3200 ct/s when damping is 6 and sens is 1 243 | Local $damp = IniRead('options.ini','Inertia','DampingCoef',6) 244 | Local $brak = IniRead('options.ini','Inertia','BrakingCoef',60) 245 | Local $norm = IniRead('options.ini','Inertia','NormalSensitivity',1) 246 | Local $scro = IniRead('options.ini','Inertia','ScrollSensitivity',1) 247 | $self.mu = ( 0 <= $damp ? $damp : 6 ) 248 | $self.br = ( 0 <= $brak ? $brak : 60 ) 249 | $self.dm = ( 0 < $norm ? $norm : 1 ) 250 | $self.ds = ( 0 < $scro ? $scro : 1 ) 251 | Case 'activate' 252 | SingletonMoupress('activate') 253 | SingletonInertia('reset') 254 | $self.active = True 255 | $lastTime = TimerInit() 256 | Case 'deactivate' 257 | $self.active = False 258 | SingletonInertia('reset') 259 | SingletonMoupress('deactivate') 260 | Case 'lock' 261 | If $self.active Then 262 | If $self.lock <> $arg Then 263 | $self.lock=$arg 264 | SingletonInertia('clip',15) 265 | EndIf 266 | EndIf 267 | Case 'clip' 268 | If $self.active Then 269 | If BitAnd(1,$arg) Then $self.vx=($self.vx>0?$self.vx:0) 270 | If BitAnd(2,$arg) Then $self.vx=($self.vx<0?$self.vx:0) 271 | If BitAnd(4,$arg) Then $self.vy=($self.vy>0?$self.vy:0) 272 | If BitAnd(8,$arg) Then $self.vy=($self.vy<0?$self.vy:0) 273 | EndIf 274 | Case 'sim' 275 | If $self.active Then 276 | Local $dt = TimerDiff($lastTime)/1000 277 | $lastTime = TimerInit() 278 | Local $ds = ( $self.lock ? $self.ds : $self.dm ) 279 | Local $mu = ( $self.brake ? $self.br : $self.mu ) 280 | Local $f0 = ( $mu = 0 ? 1 : exp(-$mu*$dt) ) 281 | Local $f1 = ( $mu = 0 ? $dt : (1-$f0)/$mu ) 282 | Local $f2 = ( $mu = 0 ? $dt^2 : ($dt-$f1)/$mu ) 283 | Local $ax = ($self.left?-1:0)+($self.right?1:0), $ay = ($self.up?-1:0)+($self.down?1:0) 284 | Local $a0 = ( $ax*$ax+$ay*$ay ? $self.a0/sqrt($ax*$ax+$ay*$ay) : 0 ) 285 | Local $dx = $f2*$a0*$ax + $f1*$self.vx, $dy = $f2*$a0*$ay + $f1*$self.vy 286 | Local $vx = $f1*$a0*$ax + $f0*$self.vx, $vy = $f1*$a0*$ay + $f0*$self.vy 287 | $dx = $dx*$ds + $self.rx 288 | $dy = $dy*$ds + $self.ry 289 | If (Round($dx)<>0 Or Round($dy)<>0) Then ($self.lock ? ScrollMouseXY(Round($dx),Round(-$dy)) : MoveMouseRel(Round($dx),Round($dy)) ) 290 | $self.rx = $dx-Round($dx) 291 | $self.ry = $dy-Round($dy) 292 | $self.vx = ( 0=$a0 And 1/$ds>$vx*$vx+$vy*$vy ) ? 0 : $vx 293 | $self.vy = ( 0=$a0 And 1/$ds>$vx*$vx+$vy*$vy ) ? 0 : $vy 294 | $self.up = $sks($_('up')) 295 | $self.left = $sks($_('left')) 296 | $self.down = $sks($_('down')) 297 | $self.right = $sks($_('right')) 298 | $self.brake = $sks($_('brake')) 299 | Local $cur=GetCursorPos() 300 | SingletonInertia('clip', 1*($cur.x=0) + 2*($cur.x=@DesktopWidth-1) + 4*($cur.y=0) + 8*($cur.y=@DesktopHeight-1)) 301 | EndIf 302 | Case Else 303 | EndSwitch 304 | Return $self.active 305 | EndFunc 306 | 307 | Func SingletonOverlay($msg=null,$arg=null) 308 | Local Static $hOverlay, $hFrame, $self = DllStructCreate('bool active;uint left;uint right;uint top;uint bottom') 309 | Switch $msg 310 | Case 'init' 311 | $hOverlay = GUICreate("Overlay",@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight,0,0,0x80000000,0x02080088) 312 | $hFrame = GUICtrlCreateGraphic(0,0,@DesktopWidth,@DesktopHeight) 313 | GUISetBkColor(0xe1e1e1,$hOverlay) ; sets window color 314 | GUICtrlSetColor($hFrame,0xff0000) ; sets border color 315 | GUICtrlSetBkColor($hFrame,0xe1e1e1) ; sets canvas color 316 | DllCall("user32.dll", "bool", "SetLayeredWindowAttributes", "hwnd", $hOverlay, "INT", 0x00e1e1e1, "byte", 255, "dword", 0x03) 317 | GUISetState(@SW_DISABLE) 318 | Case 'set' 319 | GUICtrlSetPos($hFrame,$self.left,$self.top,$self.right-$self.left,$self.bottom-$self.top) 320 | Case 'reset' 321 | $self.left = 0 322 | $self.top = 0 323 | $self.right = @DesktopWidth 324 | $self.bottom = @DesktopHeight 325 | SingletonOverlay('set') 326 | Case 'activate' 327 | SingletonOverlay('reset') 328 | If Not $self.active Then 329 | $self.active = True 330 | GUISetState(@SW_SHOW,$hOverlay) 331 | SetCursorPos(Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2),Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2)) 332 | SingletonMoupress('activate') 333 | EndIf 334 | Case 'deactivate' 335 | SingletonOverlay('reset') 336 | If $self.active Then 337 | $self.active = False 338 | SingletonMoupress('deactivate') 339 | GUISetState(@SW_HIDE,$hOverlay) 340 | EndIf 341 | Case 'up' 342 | If $self.active Then 343 | $self.bottom = Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2) 344 | SingletonOverlay('set') 345 | SetCursorPos( Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2), Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2) ) 346 | EndIf 347 | Case 'left' 348 | If $self.active Then 349 | $self.right = Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2) 350 | SingletonOverlay('set') 351 | SetCursorPos( Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2), Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2) ) 352 | EndIf 353 | Case 'down' 354 | If $self.active Then 355 | $self.top = Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2) 356 | SingletonOverlay('set') 357 | SetCursorPos( Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2), Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2) ) 358 | EndIf 359 | Case 'right' 360 | If $self.active Then 361 | $self.left = Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2) 362 | SingletonOverlay('set') 363 | SetCursorPos(Int(($self.left+$self.right)/2), Int(($self.top+$self.bottom)/2)) 364 | EndIf 365 | Case Else 366 | EndSwitch 367 | Return $self.active 368 | EndFunc 369 | 370 | Func SingletonKeyState($vKey=Null, $make=Null, $flag=Null) 371 | Local Static $self[256] ; vkey range from 0 to 255 372 | Local $change = Not ( ($flag=Null) or ($make=Null) ) 373 | Local $after = Not BitAnd(1,$flag) 374 | Switch $vKey 375 | Case $VK_SHIFT 376 | If $change Then $self[ ( $make = 0x36 ? $VK_RSHIFT : $VK_LSHIFT )] = $after ; (vkey,e0,mk) of lshift is (0xA0,0x00,0x2A), of rshift is (0xA1,0x00,0x36) 377 | Return ( $self[$VK_LSHIFT] or $self[$VK_RSHIFT] ) 378 | Case $VK_CTRL 379 | If $change Then $self[ ( BitAnd(2,$flag) ? $VK_RCTRL : $VK_LCTRL) ] = $after ; (vkey,e0,mk) of lctrl is (0xA2,0x00,0x1D), of rctrl is (0xA3,0xE0,0x1D) 380 | Return ( $self[$VK_LCTRL] or $self[$VK_RCTRL] ) 381 | Case $VK_ALT 382 | If $change Then $self[ ( BitAnd(2,$flag) ? $VK_RALT : $VK_LALT) ] = $after ; (vkey,e0,mk) of lalt is (0xA4,0x00,0x38), of ralt is (0xA5,0xE0,0x38) 383 | Return ( $self[$VK_LALT] or $self[$VK_RALT] ) 384 | Case $VK_NONE, $VK_CANCEL, $VK_PRTSCN ; keys that don't deactivate normally 385 | Return False 386 | Case Else 387 | If $vKey Then 388 | If $change Then $self[$vKey]=$after 389 | Return $self[$vKey] 390 | ElseIf $vKey=Null Then 391 | $self = [] 392 | ReDim $self[256] 393 | Return False 394 | EndIf 395 | EndSwitch 396 | EndFunc 397 | 398 | Func WM_INPUT($hWnd, $iMsg, $wParam, $lParam) 399 | ; only registered for keyboard so no need to check header for device type 400 | Local Static $tagHeader = 'dword dwType;dword dwSize;handle hDevice;wparam wParam;' 401 | Local Static $tag = $tagHeader & 'ushort MakeCode;ushort Flags;ushort Reserved;ushort VKey;uint Message;ulong ExtraInformation' 402 | Local Static $sizeHeader = DllStructGetSize(DllStructCreate($tagHeader)), $size = DllStructGetSize(DllStructCreate($tag)) 403 | Local $struct = DllStructCreate($tag) 404 | DllCall($user32, 'uint', 'GetRawInputData', 'handle', $lParam, 'uint', 0x10000003, 'struct*', $struct, 'uint*', $size, 'uint', $sizeHeader) 405 | ProcessKeypress($struct) 406 | If $wParam Then Return 0 407 | EndFunc 408 | 409 | Func ClickMouse($button, $state) 410 | Local $struct = DllStructCreate("dword type;struct;long dx;long dy;dword mouseData;dword dwFlags;dword time;ulong_ptr dwExtraInfo;endstruct;") 411 | Switch $button 412 | Case 1 413 | $struct.dwFlags=($state?0x0002:0x0004) 414 | Case 2 415 | $struct.dwFlags=($state?0x0008:0x0010) 416 | Case 3 417 | $struct.dwFlags=($state?0x0020:0x0040) 418 | Case 4 419 | $struct.dwFlags=($state?0x0080:0x0100) 420 | $struct.mouseData=1 421 | Case 5 422 | $struct.dwFlags=($state?0x0080:0x0100) 423 | $struct.mouseData=2 424 | Case Else 425 | Return 426 | EndSwitch 427 | $struct.type=0 428 | DllCall($user32,"uint","SendInput","uint",1,"struct*",$struct,"int",DllStructGetSize($struct)) 429 | EndFunc 430 | 431 | Func MoveMouseRel($dx,$dy) 432 | Local $struct = DllStructCreate("dword type;struct;long dx;long dy;dword mouseData;dword dwFlags;dword time;ulong_ptr dwExtraInfo;endstruct;") 433 | $struct.dwFlags=0x0001 434 | $struct.dx=$dx 435 | $struct.dy=$dy 436 | $struct.type=0 437 | DllCall($user32,"uint","SendInput","uint",1,"struct*",$struct,"int",DllStructGetSize($struct)) 438 | EndFunc 439 | 440 | Func ScrollMouseXY($dx,$dy) 441 | Local Static $SIZE = DllStructGetSize(DllStructCreate('dword;struct;long;long;dword;dword;dword;ulong_ptr;endstruct;')) 442 | Local $count = ($dx?1:0)+($dy?1:0) 443 | Local $struct, $arr = DllStructCreate('byte[' & $count*$SIZE & ']'), $ptr = DllStructGetPtr($arr) 444 | If $dy Then 445 | $struct = DllStructCreate('dword type;struct;long;long;dword data;dword flag;dword;ulong_ptr;endstruct;', $ptr) 446 | DllStructSetData($struct,'type',0) 447 | DllStructSetData($struct,'flag',0x0800) 448 | DllStructSetData($struct,'data',$dy) 449 | EndIf 450 | If $dx Then 451 | $struct = DllStructCreate('dword type;struct;long;long;dword data;dword flag;dword;ulong_ptr;endstruct;', $ptr+($dy?$SIZE:0)) 452 | DllStructSetData($struct,'type',0) 453 | DllStructSetData($struct,'flag',0x1000) 454 | DllStructSetData($struct,'data',$dx) 455 | EndIf 456 | Local $aCall = DllCall( $user32, 'uint', 'SendInput', 'uint', $count, 'struct*', $ptr, 'int', $SIZE ) 457 | Return $aCall[0] 458 | EndFunc 459 | 460 | Func GetSystemCursor($name) 461 | Local $id 462 | Switch $name 463 | Case "ARROW", "NORMAL" 464 | $id=32512 465 | Case "IBEAM" 466 | $id=32513 467 | Case "WAIT" 468 | $id=32514 469 | Case "CROSS" 470 | $id=32515 471 | Case "UPARROW" 472 | $id=32516 473 | Case "SIZE" ; doesn't seem to work 474 | $id=32640 475 | Case "ICON" ; doesn't seem to work 476 | $id=32641 477 | Case "SIZENWSE" 478 | $id=32642 479 | Case "SIZENESW" 480 | $id=32643 481 | Case "SIZEWE" 482 | $id=32644 483 | Case "SIZENS" 484 | $id=32645 485 | Case "SIZEALL" 486 | $id=32646 487 | Case "NO" 488 | $id=32648 489 | Case "HAND" 490 | $id=32649 491 | Case "APPSTARTING" 492 | $id=32650 493 | Case "HELP" 494 | $id=32651 495 | Case Else 496 | Return Null 497 | EndSwitch 498 | Local $aCall = DllCall($user32,"handle","LoadCursor","handle",Null,"int",$id) 499 | Return $aCall[0] 500 | EndFunc 501 | 502 | Func CopyIcon($handle) 503 | Local $aCall = DllCall($user32,"handle","CopyIcon","handle",$handle) 504 | Return $aCall[0] 505 | EndFunc 506 | 507 | Func GetCursorPos() 508 | Local $struct = DllStructCreate("long x;long y") 509 | DllCall($user32,"bool","GetCursorPos","struct*",$struct) 510 | Return $struct 511 | EndFunc 512 | 513 | Func SetCursorPos($x,$y) 514 | DllCall($user32,"bool","SetCursorPos","int",$x,"int",$y) 515 | EndFunc 516 | 517 | Func UnsetSelf() 518 | HotKeySet(@HotKeyPressed) 519 | EndFunc 520 | 521 | 522 | #Region keybinds 523 | 524 | 525 | Func SingletonKeybinds($action, $mode=0) 526 | ; mode 0 returns vkey, mode 1 returns hotkey 527 | Local Static _ 528 | $up = [ $VK_I , '{i}' ] , _ 529 | $left = [ $VK_J , '{j}' ] , _ 530 | $down = [ $VK_K , '{k}' ] , _ 531 | $right = [ $VK_L , '{l}' ] , _ 532 | $mb1 = [ $VK_F , '{f}' ] , _ 533 | $mb2 = [ $VK_E , '{e}' ] , _ 534 | $mb3 = [ $VK_R , '{r}' ] , _ 535 | $brake = [ $VK_S , '{s}' ] , _ 536 | $scroll = [ $VK_SPACE , '{space}' ] 537 | Local Static $map = InitializeKeybinds($up,$left,$down,$right,$mb1,$mb2,$mb3,$brake,$scroll) 538 | Local $i = $mode ? 1 : 0 539 | Switch $action 540 | Case 'up' 541 | Return $up[$i] 542 | Case 'left' 543 | Return $left[$i] 544 | Case 'down' 545 | Return $down[$i] 546 | Case 'right' 547 | Return $right[$i] 548 | Case 'mb1' 549 | Return $mb1[$i] 550 | Case 'mb2' 551 | Return $mb2[$i] 552 | Case 'mb3' 553 | Return $mb3[$i] 554 | Case 'brake' 555 | Return $brake[$i] 556 | Case 'scroll' 557 | Return $scroll[$i] 558 | Case 'reload' 559 | $map = InitializeKeybinds($up,$left,$down,$right,$mb1,$mb2,$mb3,$brake,$scroll) 560 | EndSwitch 561 | EndFunc 562 | Func EnableHotKeys() 563 | Local Static $_ = SingletonKeybinds, $arr = ['up','left','down','right','mb1','mb2','mb3','brake','scroll'] 564 | For $cmd in $arr 565 | HotKeySet( $_($cmd,1) , TranslateHotKeys ) 566 | Next 567 | EndFunc 568 | Func DisableHotKeys() 569 | Local Static $_ = SingletonKeybinds, $arr = ['up','left','down','right','mb1','mb2','mb3','brake','scroll'] 570 | For $cmd in $arr 571 | HotKeySet( $_($cmd,1) ) 572 | Next 573 | EndFunc 574 | Func TranslateHotKeys() 575 | Local Static $struct = DllStructCreate('ushort MakeCode;ushort Flags;ushort VKey;') 576 | Local $vk = $HOTKEY_STR_MAP[@HotKeyPressed] 577 | If 0<$vk and $vk<255 Then 578 | $struct.VKey = $vk 579 | ProcessKeypress($struct) 580 | EndIf 581 | EndFunc 582 | Func InitializeKeybinds(ByRef $up,ByRef $left,ByRef $down,ByRef $right,ByRef $mb1,ByRef $mb2,ByRef $mb3,ByRef $brake,ByRef $scroll) 583 | Local $upKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','up' , 'VK_I') 584 | Local $leftKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','left' , 'VK_J') 585 | Local $downKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','down' , 'VK_K') 586 | Local $rightKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','right' , 'VK_L') 587 | Local $mb1Key = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','mb1' , 'VK_F') 588 | Local $mb2Key = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','mb2' , 'VK_E') 589 | Local $mb3Key = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','mb3' , 'VK_R') 590 | Local $brakeKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','brake' , 'VK_S') 591 | Local $scrollKey = IniRead('options.ini','Bindings','scroll', 'VK_SPACE') 592 | $up[0] = Eval($upKey) 593 | $left[0] = Eval($leftKey) 594 | $down[0] = Eval($downKey) 595 | $right[0] = Eval($rightKey) 596 | $mb1[0] = Eval($mb1Key) 597 | $mb2[0] = Eval($mb2Key) 598 | $mb3[0] = Eval($mb3Key) 599 | $brake[0] = Eval($brakeKey) 600 | $scroll[0] = Eval($scrollKey) 601 | $up[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($upKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 602 | $left[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($leftKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 603 | $down[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($downKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 604 | $right[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($rightKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 605 | $mb1[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($mb1Key,'VK_','')) & '}' 606 | $mb2[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($mb2Key,'VK_','')) & '}' 607 | $mb3[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($mb3Key,'VK_','')) & '}' 608 | $brake[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($brakeKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 609 | $scroll[1] = '{' & StringLower(StringReplace($scrollKey,'VK_','')) & '}' 610 | Local $map[] 611 | $map[$up[1]]=$up[0] 612 | $map[$left[1]]=$left[0] 613 | $map[$down[1]]=$down[0] 614 | $map[$right[1]]=$right[0] 615 | $map[$mb1[1]]=$mb1[0] 616 | $map[$mb2[1]]=$mb2[0] 617 | $map[$mb3[1]]=$mb3[0] 618 | $map[$brake[1]]=$brake[0] 619 | $map[$scroll[1]]=$scroll[0] 620 | $HOTKEY_STR_MAP = $map 621 | Return $map 622 | EndFunc 623 | 624 | #EndRegion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /LICENSE: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 2 | Version 3, 29 June 2007 3 | 4 | Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 5 | Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies 6 | of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 7 | 8 | Preamble 9 | 10 | The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft license for 11 | software and other kinds of works. 12 | 13 | The licenses for most software and other practical works are designed 14 | to take away your freedom to share and change the works. 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