This happens because autohotkey will, by defualt, interrupt the script if it detects an overwhelming number of hotkey triggers within a certain time interval. Failure to do so could cause the script to interrupt gameplay when you try to mash out of stun. I don't use any of those for throws, but I do use the numpad 8 and 9 for v-skill and v-trigger, respectively.Īlso, you should consider putting something along the lines of: I was able to get everything to work by straight remapping. Not that you'd really need those inputs when playing the game, but you it's easy enough to get them back in. Also, that script doesn't seem to remap the rempped keys, so you're losing inputs. You can open the script and edit by yourself.įYI, that script posted above is a bit more elaborate, but likely a better style since it seems like it might compensate for ghosting issues. NOTE: You can disable the script clicking in the taskbar icon. I'm creating my own script, if you want the ßnß binds check the original post.Ģ - Download this Script: ģ - Right click in the script (SFV Hotkeys.ahk) and run as ADMINSTRATOR!!!!!! (MUST ADMIN). Method 2 - Suggestion by ßnß for Auto Hotkey. Macro: M+j = Old Taunt now the V-Trigger (set to a single button). Macro: N+H = The old Focus now the V-Skill (set to a single button). Macro: B+G = Throw (set to a single button). There is a software called Synapse from Razer, you can just create macros to rebind all keys.ī N M G H j, k - set to whatever you want (I like to use on Number Pad).

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