need some help with Wsplit
how do I set it (or other timers) up to start the timer automatically when the race starts, rather than doing it manually?
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manual labour might be disappearing from world but this is one thing you still have to do yourself. i know that yolo is lifestyle to be followed these days but its only few seconds of your life
sincerely yours, janimauk, arrowinhole Last edited by janimauk#6808 on Jun 20, 2014, 11:37:06 AM
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" Oh god, I died reading this. You have to add your own times / splits you want to progress through. Add one for lower submerged, brutus kill etc.. You have to add each one and name it. |
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You should have a global hotkey set up to start/stop the timer in WSplit.
So you could use AutoHotKey or similar to automatically press that key at a specific time. I tried that before but wasn't really satisfied with the results, AHK doesn't have a good way to do things at specific times, i ended up downloading some code from the interwebz and adjusting it. I'll post it here anyway if you want... (my hotkey for start/stop is F3)
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WSplitBgn: SendInput, {F3} SetTimer, WSplitBgn, Off return WSplitEnd: SendInput, {F3} SetTimer, WSplitEnd, Off return TimeUntil(T, U:= "m"){ ;TimeUnits "U" can be either Seconds, Minutes, Hours, or Days (or just the first letter of each of these) if T=0 ; if midnight { T := A_YYYY . A_MM . A_DD ; T = Today's date T += 1, Days ; T = Midnight } if T is not time ; if time only T := A_YYYY A_MM A_DD T ; add today's date EnvSub, T, %A_Now%, %U% return T } And then you would need to call the function at specific times, for example:
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SetTimer, WSplitBgn, % 1000*TimeUntil(20140405190000,"S") SetTimer, WSplitEnd, % 1000*TimeUntil(20140405202500,"S") The format is "YYYYMMDDHHMMSS". Doens't work too well for me, i'm sure you can find a better way to do it with AHK or similar program. I just set WSplit to start at -10 and press the hotkey when the 10 seconds msg shows up. |
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thanks tag
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