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/setcoords hotkey - Reno - 10-10-2019

This is probebly discussed before, but can you use /setmsg
or a hotkey for jumpcoordinates?

RE: /setcoords hotkey - Sombs - 10-10-2019

You can use AutoHotkey, which is a tolerated external tool. People use it to make hotkeys for jump coordinates.

For example, you make a .txt file that contains

Code:
^Numpad1::
Send, /setcoords 7C011B40-3DF1A08F-3B569B73-6A734972-9CDF087E-47F83A62-3434A26B
return

Then you save it as an .ahk file (simply rename the file ending from .txt to .ahk), run the script for your coordinates and when you press Enter to open the Chatbox, you hold Shift and press Numblock 1 and it will type out /setcoords 7C011B40-3DF1A08F-3B569B73-6A734972-9CDF087E-47F83A62-3434A26B for you. All you then need to do is press enter and you did it.

RE: /setcoords hotkey - Reno - 10-10-2019

(10-10-2019, 03:39 PM)Sombra Hookier Wrote: You can use AutoHotkey, which is a tolerated external tool. People use it to make hotkeys for jump coordinates.

For example, you make a .txt file that contains

Code:
^Numpad1::
Send, /setcoords 7C011B40-3DF1A08F-3B569B73-6A734972-9CDF087E-47F83A62-3434A26B
return

Then you save it as an .ahk file (simply rename the file ending from .txt to .ahk), run the script for your coordinates and when you press Enter to open the Chatbox, you hold Shift and press Numblock 1 and it will type out /setcoords 7C011B40-3DF1A08F-3B569B73-6A734972-9CDF087E-47F83A62-3434A26B for you. All you then need to do is press enter and you did it.

Thx i already downloaded that because you had suggested that in
Another thread.
I will try it

RE: /setcoords hotkey - Trakais - 10-10-2019

Why not just use "/savecoords <n> <text>" command (where n is position from 1-9 and text =coordinates) and then just type coord position? like: /c1.. /c2.. /c3.. to set needed coordinate.