sometimes when i run a script, i cant use the "ctl+alt+s" "ctl+alt+a" to stop or pause the script. i have to either force quit or catch the script in a period of wait to grab the mouse over to the red box really fast, like wtf
sometimes when i run a script, i cant use the "ctl+alt+s" "ctl+alt+a" to stop or pause the script. i have to either force quit or catch the script in a period of wait to grab the mouse over to the red box really fast, like wtf
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err it only works with the first scar that you open.
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if your script moves the mouse a lot, build in things like:
if(iskeydown('q'))then
terminatescript;
especially if theres a lot of loops
so you dont have to take drastic measures if it goes totally haywire
ooo only the first scar window, thanks. and thanks for the key to abort script.
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i always use :
so much easier to stopCode:if(IsFKeyDown(1))then TerminateScrpt;
i had problems with this as well.. my comp's shortcut to system stuff is ctrl+alt+s.. so i couldnt stop..
just change your hotkeys by going to Tools>Redefine Hotkeys and then just press the key you want the shortcut to be..
i made mine like this>>
R for runCode:Run Script: Ctrl + Alt + R Pause Script: Ctrl + Alt + W Stop Script: Ctrl + Alt + S Pick Color: Ctrl + Alt + C
W for wait (eh it fits)
S for stop
C for color..
hope that fixes the problem.. if not do the keydown-failsafe
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