remove the <Key Enter> part from the script back in the day when it launched eqw.exe, that command clicked OK on the prompt when eqw.exe was merged into eqgame.exe, enter clicks the X to close the window instead
Try using this instead: <Hotkey Lctrl F12> <SendPC local> <If WinDoesNotExist "Client1"> <Run ".\eqgame.exe" "/ticket:USERNAME/PASSWORD"> <Wait 3000> <Key Enter> <else> <endif> <If WinDoesNotExist "Client2"> <Run ".\eqgame.exe" "/ticket:USERNAME/PASSWORD"> <Wait 3000> <Key Enter> <else> <endif> <If WinDoesNotExist "Client3"> <Run ".\eqgame.exe" "/ticket:USERNAME/PASSWORD"> <Wait 3000> <Key Enter> <else> <endif> You can remove the user name/password part if you want, but then you'll also need to remove the <Key Enter> piece I believe. But that script will take you to the char select screen on all 3 windows.
Yep, it works well that way, and if you poke about with the control language you can do some pretty cool things. Just be careful what you automate
Code: [ Only registered users can see the bbcode. Click Here To Register... ] I use the above. I play with num lock on, and use 123 on the numpad to switch between the windows. Using the left-control f12 previously didnt work for me. I realized the Key enter was declining the initial terms of service on the client and closing it out. It now tabs to accept and hits enter. You can just remove both of those keys if needed and manually do it yourself as well. Otherwise, just open hotkeynet on a shortcut, and open three TAKP clients on another shortcut.
