As for looking at a specific location, this has come up once before and I suppose you could program AHK to move cursor, view or weapon to a specific location, but it would be so much easier just to move the mouse. Theoretically, if you had an exact map or path, you could spend about a gazillion years automating the process via press of the F1 key if you really wanted. There is just no way for AHK to understand what needs to be done in game. If I am understanding correctly, I don't know why you would want that.

, I don't think you are gonna find a script that will essentially play the game for you, if I am understanding correctly. For best results, minimize all folders so Desktop is clean. NOTE: I have found if folders are OPEN, it may mess up how this works. leave a bunch of icon cache on the TaskBar In YOUR case, change 1600 to 800 and test it out to see if it works for you. Kinda silly, but when I switch vehicles a lot, I switch AHK.exe files a lot and can end up with 10 little AHK icons along the TaskBar.

Anyway, when the game closes, BlockInput is switched on and the mouse travels down about 4' from the RH corner of the TaskBar and slowly drags toward the clock to clear the cache. For whatever reason, different vehicles respond differently to the 'lean forward' key. This particular one is due to a pair of AHK.exe files that I hot-swap between during game play. MouseMove, 1845,1060,20 1845 is immediately to the LH side of time display on Windows Desktop 20 is speed mouse travels (lower number is faster) WinWaitClose, MX Vs ATV REFLEX ahk_class MX VS ATV WinWait, MX Vs ATV REFLEX ahk_class MX VS ATV

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