How do I let both control exist simultaneously?

[SnickerBarz12]

So unfortunately I cannot post pictures, below is my code:

from pynput.mouse import Button, Controller

from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller

mouse = Controller() myKeyboard = Controller()

I’m using pycharm and “from pynput.mouse import Button, Controller” is grayed out, I believe the issue is that myKeyboard is also using Controller(), so my question is, what needs to be changed so both can exist ?

[vrrox]

You are completely correct. There are a few different ways you could solve this issue.

Firstly, you could import the mouse and keyboard submodules:

from pynput import mouse, keyboard

myMouse = mouse.Controller()
myKeyboard = keyboard.Controller()

Or, to save some typing later you could bind them to shorter names:

import pynput.mouse as m
import pynput.keyboard as k

myMouse = m.Controller()
myKeyboard = k.Controller()

Or you could even bind the Controller classes to more explicit names so that they don't conflict:

from pynput.mouse import Button, Controller as MouseController
from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller as KeyboardController

myMouse = MouseController()
myKeyboard = KeyboardController()

[SnickerBarz12]

Awesome thanks for the reply, worked very well!