several config file changes
Changed the naming for some options to make them clearer (IMO). Added option to disable monitoring of certain devices’ axes and/or buttons. Made axes/buttons/sensitivity settings for devices optional.
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README.md
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@ -67,27 +67,32 @@ If you feel like 100 ms are too slow, set a delay that’s smaller.
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```
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[devices]
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name1="2Joy"
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name2="4Joy"
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sensitivity1=10
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sensitivity2=1
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device1="2Joy"
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device2="4Joy"
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device1sensitivity=10
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device5useaxes=False
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device6usebuttons=False
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threshold=5
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```
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In this section of the config file you are defining the devices the script
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should be monitoring.
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`name1` through `nameX` are the names in AHK terms, with `Joy` or `1Joy` being
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the first in the list. You’ll probably have to go through them in sequence to
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find out which physical device is which number. The ordering MIGHT change after
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you reboot the system but has been consistent for me so far. It should
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definitely change if you reboot with one of the devices unplugged.
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`device1` through `deviceX` are the device names in AHK terms, with `Joy` or
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`1Joy` being the first in the list. You’ll probably have to go through them in
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sequence to find out which physical device is which number. The ordering MIGHT
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change after you reboot the system but has been consistent for me so far. It
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should definitely change if you reboot with one of the devices unplugged.
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`sensitivity1` through `sensitivityX` is a multiplier used for the axis inputs
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of the device with the same number as above. If you do not have set any curves
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for your device(s), you should probably leave this at `1` for all of them.
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Personally I have a very non-aggressive curve on my right stick, so that ones
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multiplier is cranked all the way up to `10`.
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`deviceXsensitivity` is an (optional) multiplier used for the axis inputs of the
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device with the same number as above. If you do not have set any curves for your
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device(s), you should probably leave this at `1` for all of them (or just don’t
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put a setting into your config). Personally I have a very non-aggressive curve
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on my right stick, so that ones multiplier is cranked all the way up to `10`.
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Similarly, `deviceXuseaxes` and `deviceXuseButtons` can be set to `False` to
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disable monitoring of certain devices’ axes or buttons. If you leave this out,
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it is assumed `True`.
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Last but not least, `threshold` will be the intensity of input needed on an axis
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to trigger the script to focus your application. `5` means a 10% movement up or
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@ -99,14 +104,14 @@ not to produce ghost inputs, you might have to increase this.
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```
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[tools]
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path1="C:\Program Files (x86)\EDMarketConnector\EDMarketConnector.exe"
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path2="D:\Tools\SSChanger\SSChanger.exe"
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tool1="C:\Program Files (x86)\EDMarketConnector\EDMarketConnector.exe"
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tool2="D:\Tools\SSChanger\SSChanger.exe"
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kill=True
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```
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Here you can set tools the script should run alongside your application.
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`path1` to `pathX` has to be set to the full paths of the tools.
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`tool1` to `toolX` has to be set to the full paths of the tools’ executables.
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`kill` is a boolean (`True`/`False`) to tell the script whether to kill the
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tools again after your target application has shut down. If you want them to
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focus.ahk
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focus.ahk
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@ -9,8 +9,8 @@
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; detected and (optional, default on) close them again when the
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; target is gone.
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;
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; Make sure your % file file is setup properly. If not you might
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; have to go kill the script from Task Manager :)
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; Make sure your focus.ini file is setup properly. If not you might
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; have to go kill the script from the systray or Task Manager :)
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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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#NoEnv
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@ -55,29 +55,39 @@ readConfig(file) {
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names := []
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error := False
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while (!error) {
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, name%A_Index%
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, device%A_Index%
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if (tmp == "ERROR")
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error := True
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else
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names.push(tmp)
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}
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devcount := names.MaxIndex()
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senses := []
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error := False
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while (!error) {
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, sensitivity%A_Index%
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useAxes := []
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useButtons := []
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loop, %devcount%
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{
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, device%A_Index%sensitivity
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if (tmp == "ERROR")
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error := True
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else
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senses.push(tmp)
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tmp := 1
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senses.push(tmp)
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, device%A_Index%useAxes
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if (tmp == "ERROR")
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tmp := True
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useAxes.push(tmp)
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IniRead, tmp, % file, devices, device%A_Index%useButtons
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if (tmp == "ERROR")
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tmp := True
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useButtons.push(tmp)
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}
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config["devices"] := {"threshold": thold, "names": names, "sensitivities": senses}
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config["devices"] := {"threshold": thold, "names": names, "sensitivities": senses, "useAxes": useAxes, "UseButtons": useButtons}
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; [tools]
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IniRead, tkill, % file, tools, kill
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paths := []
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error := False
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while (!error) {
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IniRead, tmp, % file, tools, path%A_Index%
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IniRead, tmp, % file, tools, tool%A_Index%
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if (tmp == "ERROR")
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error := True
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else
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target := "ahk_exe " config["target"]["name"]
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; poll all axes
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for id, dev in config["devices"]["names"] {
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for ia, axis in [ "X", "Y" ] {
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; axes are 0-100
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; -50 means we get a deviation from "0" aka resting state
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; abs() since we don’t care which direction you push the thing
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if (abs(getKeyState(dev axis) - 50)
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* config["devices"]["sensitivities"][id]
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> config["devices"]["threshold"]) {
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; focus the target!
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WinActivate, % target
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; check if axes are enabled for this device
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if config["devices"]["useAxes"][id] = True {
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for ia, axis in [ "X", "Y" ] {
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; axes are 0-100
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; -50 means we get a deviation from "0" aka resting state
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; abs() since we don’t care which direction you push the thing
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if (abs(getKeyState(dev axis) - 50)
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* config["devices"]["sensitivities"][id]
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> config["devices"]["threshold"]) {
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; focus the target!
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WinActivate, % target
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}
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}
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}
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}
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; check ALL THE BUTTONS!
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for id, dev in config["devices"]["names"] {
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; get button count for the device and loop over all of them
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buttons := getKeystate(dev "Buttons")
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Loop, %buttons%
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{
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if (getKeyState(dev A_Index)) {
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; focus the target!
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WinActivate, % target
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; check if buttons are enabled for this device
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if config["devices"]["useButtons"][id] = True {
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; get button count for the device and loop over all of them
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buttons := getKeystate(dev "Buttons")
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Loop, %buttons%
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{
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if (getKeyState(dev A_Index)) {
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; focus the target!
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WinActivate, % target
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}
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}
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}
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}
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targetcheckrate=5000
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[devices]
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name1="2Joy"
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name2="4Joy"
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sensitivity1=10
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sensitivity2=1
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device1="2Joy"
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device2="4Joy"
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device1sensitivity=10
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device5useaxes=False
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device6usebuttons=False
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threshold=5
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[tools]
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path1="C:\Program Files (x86)\EDMarketConnector\EDMarketConnector.exe"
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path2="D:\Tools\SSChanger\SSChanger.exe"
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tool1="C:\Program Files (x86)\EDMarketConnector\EDMarketConnector.exe"
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tool2="D:\Tools\SSChanger\SSChanger.exe"
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kill=True
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