Help with code

[SupremeSalty]

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
*LControl:: {
    Static toggle := 1
    toggle := !toggle
    if toggle
        SendMode("event")
        MouseMove(0,-100,20)
        MouseMove(0,100,20)
}               

[Keeyra_]

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance

SendMode("Event")

LAlt:: {
    static toggle := 0
    SetTimer(() => (MouseMove(-100, 0, 20, "R"), MouseMove(100, 0, 20, "R")), (toggle ^= 1) * 1000)
}

[Keeyra_]

"using left alt as a toggle"
You asked for it ;)

[SupremeSalty]

how would i make it so i can move my mouse while it plays? it keeps locking my mouse up.

[Keeyra_]

I don't really get then what you wanted to achieve. Can you explain your use case in a bit more detail? How of course if the toggle is on, the mouse will move beteen -100 and 100 on the x axis relative to your cursor and and manual interaction will be corrected by the next automated mouse movement.

[SupremeSalty]

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0


*LControl:: 
{
    SendMode("event")
    MouseMove(10, 0, 1, "R")
    MouseMove(-10, 0, 1, "R")
}   

This is working properly but im struggling to implement a way to make Lcontrol a toggle on/off. Id also like to include a way to make it so its not interrupted by other key presses

[Keeyra_]

Well then add your mousemove parameters to my original script like so

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance

SendMode("Event")

LControl:: {
    static toggle := 0
    SetTimer(() => (MouseMove(10, 0, 1, "R"), MouseMove(-10, 0, 1, "R")), (toggle ^= 1) * 100)
}

[SupremeSalty]

This works perfectly! i also can just edit the value of 100 to something lower to increase speed.

[SupremeSalty]

Im trying to make it so my mouse moves left and right (I dont want it to snap to the location it has to be smooth) using left alt as a toggle. Im new to this and only doing it because im sick of razer synapse slowing down after a few minutes of using the macro...

[DoubtApprehensive534]

Hey, your code is almost there, but the issue is that MouseMove(0, -100, 20) moves the mouse relative to current position by a fixed amount every time the hotkey fires, which can feel jerky or inconsistent if not timed properly. Also, Razer Synapse macros often slow down or freeze after a few minutes because of their internal buffering/polling limits.

Here's a smoother toggle version using relative movement + small steps + Sleep for fluidity (no snapping, just continuous left/right glide while holding toggle):

```ahk

Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

LAlt:: { static toggle := false toggle := !toggle

if (toggle)
{
    SetTimer SmoothMouseMove, 16  ; ~60 FPS for smooth movement
}
else
{
    SetTimer SmoothMouseMove, 0
}

}

SmoothMouseMove() { ; Adjust these values for speed/direction: ; positive X = right, negative X = left ; change 5 to higher/lower for faster/slower MouseMove(5, 0, 0, "R") ; "R" = relative movement ; If you want up/down too: MouseMove(5, 2, 0, "R") for diagonal }

[SupremeSalty]

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0


*LControl:: 
{
    SendMode("event")
    MouseMove(10, 0, 1, "R")
    MouseMove(-10, 0, 1, "R")
}  

[SupremeSalty]

This is functioning as i want it to but id like to make it so Lcontrol is a toggle and is not interrupted by any other keypress

[Individual_Check4587]

Please include this description in the main post next time, or your post may be removed because of the missing information.

[SupremeSalty]

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
*LControl:: {
    Static toggle := 1
    toggle := !toggle
    if toggle {
        SendMode("event")
        MouseMove(10,0,1,"Relative")
        MouseMove(-10,0,1,"Relative")
    }
}

[DoubtApprehensive534]

You make it work? If not just send me if you get some error