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    Help Me With KeyBoard Control

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    • RussR Offline
      Russ @P2P
      last edited by Russ

      @p2p, cool idea. This command should work:

      nircmd sendkeypress F12
      

      That assumes you meant press the F12 key?

      You'll need to install nircmd first.

      Russell VanderMey

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      • P2PP Offline
        P2P @Russ
        last edited by

        @russ ok , i can do everything with keyboard touch or gamepad ?
        I play emulation and would like to make some shortcut with my voice... i préfer so first things is to install this ?
        And how can i do something like A button and B button at the same time or 2 other keyboard letters ?
        sorry my english bad

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        • RussR Offline
          Russ @P2P
          last edited by

          @p2p, I don't think nircmd can simulate a gamepad button, but it can simulate any keyboard press, so if you can control the game via keyboard, this should work.

          https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/sendkey.html
          https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/sendkeypress.html

          Russell VanderMey

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          • P2PP Offline
            P2P @Russ
            last edited by

            @russ thanks for your help ^^ i will try some tips 😉

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            • P2PP Offline
              P2P @Russ
              last edited by

              @russ hello, have you got any idea for how make the same thing with GAMEPAD buttons ?
              And have you got a list for the input ? for keyboard up its uparrow or just up ?

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              • RussR Offline
                Russ @P2P
                last edited by

                @p2p, this is the command to simulate pressing the up arrow button on your keyboard:

                nircmd sendkeypress up
                

                I don't know how to simulate gamepad buttons.

                Russell VanderMey

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                • P2PP Offline
                  P2P @Russ
                  last edited by

                  @russ thanks i would try to make some special trigger
                  i explain you, i will make a turn on action with alexa for turn on my computer and on the log screen my alexa will be type my password and click ENTER ...
                  Does it possible ? i don't see how to write numbers for triggercmd can you help me to make a automatic password like "test123" and then enter for automatic log on session?
                  thanks

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                  • RussR Offline
                    Russ @P2P
                    last edited by

                    @p2p, this command will type out test123 and press enter:

                    nircmd sendkeypress t e s t 1 2 3 enter

                    Russell VanderMey

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                      P2P @Russ
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                      @russ i must make it on background not foreground ? if i understand some other topic for use trigger command before log on service ?

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                      • RussR Offline
                        Russ @P2P
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                        @p2p, you should make it a foreground command.

                        If you're trying to have Windows automatically logon during boot, you should use this method instead.

                        Russell VanderMey

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