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Hi all I I hope you can help me today

I require 2 scripts:

Firstly, a script that runs while in-game to perform a series of mouse commands (list below) in response to a click of a button, say Q (able to be changed)

left click *
release

right click *
release

left click
release

For the first left click and right click (marked with *) I need mouse to move randomly in any of these 4 basic directions: up, down, left or right for about an inch (doesn't really matter as long as it's moving towards that direction).

If button Q is held down the script will continue to repeat itself until I lift my finger.

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Secondly, a script that'll execute in-game with the button Ctrl+Q (able to be changed)

right click
release (no delay, just a simple click)

while moving randomly out of these 4 directions: up, down, left or right for about an inch (doesn't really matter as long as it's moving towards that direction).

Same as previous if I hold down Ctrl+Q the script will loop itself


Thank you for your time and I'd appreciate any help you offer

Cheers
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Updated 12-Apr-14 23:57pm
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[no name] 13-Apr-14 6:18am    
Help for what? This is just a list of requirements for something you need to do.
Member 10745442 13-Apr-14 6:21am    
That's true. Sorry I didn't realize that... where can I find help for it then? I don't mind paying for it tbh
[no name] 13-Apr-14 6:31am    
You either need to write it yourself or go to a site where you can hire someone to do it for you. Plenty of those sites around, you just have to go look.
Member 10745442 13-Apr-14 6:34am    
Is there anything anyone can tell me to get myself started? For example once I have the code, how will it be turned into an executable that'll run in the background and only responds to the designated key press? Again as I said, any help is appreciated

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