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    Default Any way to enable chat while using SMART?

    No, I'm not asking if there's any way you can make SMART be enabled while running a script

    What I'm asking is is if it's possible to make a form of some sort so you can enter the text and it sends it to typesend and therefore types it for you. Possible? I was talking to cnr sport about it, he tried making one, and he's saying something like you can't have a form running during runtime (I wouldn't know because I never learned forms ). So, any other ways?

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    I assume you mean random sentences made by you without being in the script?

    Only way that I can think of:

    SCAR Code:
    procedure ScriptResume;
    begin
      TypeSend(ReadLn('what to type?'));
    end;

    ScriptResume so it won't pause the script until you talk, and will be at any time you would like to, you just have to pause and resume the script first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Iron man View Post
    I assume you mean random sentences made by you without being in the script?

    Only way that I can think of:

    SCAR Code:
    procedure ScriptResume;
    begin
      TypeSend(ReadLn('what to type?'));
    end;

    ScriptResume so it won't pause the script until you talk, and will be at any time you would like to, you just have to pause and resume the script first.
    is there any other way?

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    Make a form, put in an fkey check to activate it? Or use ReadLn?

    SCAR Code:
    If (IsFkeyDown(12)) Then
      Typesend(ReadLN('What would you like to type?'));

    ~Sandstorm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sandstorm View Post
    Make a form, put in an fkey check to activate it? Or use ReadLn?

    SCAR Code:
    If (IsFkeyDown(12)) Then
      Typesend(ReadLN('What would you like to type?'));

    ~Sandstorm
    So ur saying have a form popup if f12 is pressed? or type when f12 is sent. Because i dont think neither will work. During runtime if u make it show the form you can use the form. it closes scar if use any of the functions of the form.

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    I think you can run other things when a form is running you just need to put frmDesign.Show in your InitForm i think.
    lol

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    SMART doesn't block keyboard access, just make the script wait a few seconds when you press a F- Key (for undetectability; that way you wont be typing as the mouse is moving) then type in whatever you like.
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