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No. Played for few hundred hours.

There is a possibility, yes. More details in readme section of the code.

If you reprogram it accordingly, then it should be worth a try.

Me neither. Standard AHK Click command does actually move mouse. But ControlClick can somehow bypass this. I'm guessing it is sending winapi click message to given control and how control reacts to such message without mouse hovered over is up to devs. Thankfully D4 doesn't mind this :)

Did you turn off 'Combine Move/Interact/Basic skill slot'?

@@HighWindd87 i have turned off that setting still not sure what i am doing wrong. i can still use basic skill slot just that when pressed it moves me to that location even if i am hovered over an enemy. that might be what is intended though

​@@cameronbirnie3061 You can try adding a line into the code to do very simple debugging. Search for CallClick function and at the end of it, after ControlClick and before curly bracked add 'SoundBeep' line (without apostrophe): CallClick(coord) { Global If !WinActive(appName) return xCoord := coord.x yCoord := coord.y ControlClick, x%xCoord% y%yCoord%, A,, L, 1, NA SoundBeep } This will make a beeping sound every time the script enforces movement click (sound takes approx 0.5 sec, so script will become laggy when movement buttons are spammed). But you'll be able to at least learn whether the script is the source of unwanted movement. You'll hear the beep if it is. If it's not, then I have no clue what's going on. If you have programmable mouse or keyboard try replacing them temporarily with something more basic. Maybe one of them loads predefined preset for D4 that somehow binds back the skill and the movement.

I didn't notice such issues and I've been playing since the game release regurarily. Sometimes direction of movement becomes messed after a lot of alt-tabbing though. In such case reloading the script helps.

@@HighWindd87 Cool beans! Will defs have to play with that if I re-purchase ;)

Hi there, try to change the parameter of SetTitleMatchMode from 3 to 2 (www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/SetTitleMatchMode.htm). It will change behavior of how AHK searches for windows, and will stop looking for exact name, but instead will search for anything that contains given string of characters. But be careful as it may aim for wrong window if you will have for example a web page opened with a string "Diablo IV" somewhere in the title.

@@HighWindd87 ok it works! thx u very much

Do what exactly? There is a link in the description, it points to GitHub repository where the necessary files are. There is a readme file there. Check out the 'Installation' paragraph in it.

Don't you see the links in the video's description?

I am not sure how to do it directly. But there is a workaround. Let's say you want to unbind 'A' completely. Use it as a secondary bind somewhere, then replace it with primary bind of that thing.

Damn, this is great idea, but I can't implement it on my side. For some reason, when I use any other mouse button than LMB, the movement works, but the character is always advancing towards the cursor, which breaks the direction control. Probably I am missing some in game setting...

I'm curious as to what your settings are as well. Can you post an image of it somewhere?

@cryptichigh5517 I'm assuming this is happening after changing ControlClick commands to M or R. In that case, it's happening for me too and I dunno why. Because of that, I am using LMB for ControlClick (in script) and to move (in game option), spacebar for the primary skill, F for interaction. I do not use LMB in game at all... But if the character follows the cursor even for ControlClick binded with L mouse button, then I have no idea how to help you :/ The only thing that comes to mind (but it's a stretch nonetheless) is that maybe you are using some gaming mouse software/drivers and it interferes with AHK.

@@drr7774 I ended up changing it to Right button, then using logitech ghub to switch middle click with right click. The only slight problem is that the icons are wrong in he toolbar.

pls share your script

Hey, regarding LMB - it was just something that popped into my mind when thinking about WASD movement implementation and I followed through with it without too much thought really. It was during the beta, so I tried to create the script ASAP. But you should be fine to modify it to RMB or MMB. Just scan the script for ControlClick instructions (e.g. ControlClick, x%xTarget% y%yTarget%, A,, L, 1, NA) and replace 'L' to 'R', or 'M'. Let us know if that worked. If it does' I will update the instructions on GitHub to let people know they can do that. PS. Binding movement to MMB in game: czcams.com/video/JIvOM9zBkSE/video.html

I remember now why the LMB. For unknown reason, at least in my case (it seems that @j4ysixx836 managed to rebind it just fine), when I've beed using MMB to move, the game has been registering the clicks correctly, but the character moved towards the cursor, regardless the click location. So it was breaking correct directional movement.

@@HighWindd87 hey, I did not have this particular issue, but one related: evading can occasionally use the direction of the cursor. This is tested using both L and R clicks. Another 2 things of note related to mounts is that any offset value that is not near the edge of the screen tends to be slower on a mount when Spur is used, as well as high delay values tend to make North and South movement worse than E/W/Diagonal, but is remedied with a lower delay.

In theory it should be applicable as long as the character follows mouse clicks and is located near the center of the screen. But the devil is in the details and each script should be tweaked for given application.

​@@HighWindd87 thank you very much for your work! I will definitely try) by the way I did WASD config for undecember and compared it with a click that move: czcams.com/video/gTAkv5Iy47s/video.html

@@HighWindd87 unfortunately does not work in POE, could you write a script for this game? would be extremely grateful!

@@ExoticBomj have you tried editing the ahk ? there's a line called "appname" that checks for application window

@@b.8127 tried but still the character just moves in the direction of the mouse while pressing WASD and not as it should

Honestly

Link is in the description. Another one, probably more advanced is here: github.com/ExploreTheFloor/KeyToMouse

@@HighWindd87 Uzywasz to caly czas? Nie ma bana do tej pory?

@@pandzior2801 Nie gram jeszcze. Jutro zacznę.

Yup, my first Diablo game and I hate using controller but I’m using a Xbox remote to play since click movement is so annoying.

Unplayable without wasd. Just learn from Battlerite/bloodline champions already.

I think they are instantly assuming malevolent intent and not understanding how AutoHotKey works. It's fine though, it's in Blizzard's hands now.

I am not comfortable with sharing it yet. First of all it's written abhorrently ;). Secondly, I am not even sure if it's legal and if you won't get banned for using it in a full game. But I can help with explaining how it works. I've created a post on official Diablo IV forum to ask about the legality of using it. Probably will have to write to Blizzard support directly though.

@@HighWindd87 please go ahead with this project please!!!

@@HighWindd87 Please inform us when they answer

@@atakan5909 They did already. But they respectfully evaded the question, really. They said that they can't help me with the dilemma of the script legality. But if they don't know, then who? I predict they might have evaded the question for potential legal reasons. I will try to share the code before the game release. I'm going to tweak and test it in Diablo 3 first.

@@HighWindd87 - I want to port the Source to C# and open source my version. Any chance you can DM me the script so I can port it over? I am very interested in how you got the movement to interact with the LMB to directional it while controlling the mouse. I am guessing postmessage, but I could be wrong?

Hi. Unfortunately this video shows only what could potentially be achieved. Please notice that it changes only the name of the 3Dconnexion profile, not its contents. I haven't had time lately to work on it, but I think I should be able to finish it in few months. FYI, the trick is to recognize current Catia environment and modify 3Dconnexion xml config file on the fly. I am achieving that through AHK (AutoHotKey) scanning in the background for icons belonging to given workbench.

Bonjour, je serais également très intéressé par votre script Catia pour la reconnaissance automatique des différents environnements avec les fonctions associées souhaitées sur le Spacemouse Entreprise

Hello. The trajectory was a result. The motion was created by mathematical functions implemented to rotational actuator in each joint. The input data consisted of coordinates (X,Y,Z) of joints at the beginning and finish of one movement cycle. Then the cycle was repeated, but the beginning coordinates was replaced by finish coordinates of previous cycle.

Tomasz Lewandowski Thanks a lot for your reply Tomasz. By the way, Did you use the matlab for the tajectary planing? or everything you have done in Adams itself. Do you have soft copy of thesis report. It would be very nice. if you give me for study.

pravin erande 3D assembly models in various phases of movement was created in Pro/E. Then it was imported to Adams/View for defining materials, joints, motors, contact with floor and other external forces. I didn't use Matlab/Simulink. In simplification, the trajectories was found as follows: - (Pro/E) Two 3D models of robot in two different but consecutive states, let's say A and B. - (Pro/E) angles between links in positions A and B was measured and substracted in order to know how much each joint should rotate to get from position A to B - (Adams) - after defining kinematics, I used polynominal functions (with function STEP5) to rotate each joint by the angle measured in previous step. - Ton of tweaking, trials and errors.

Hey Thomasz, Thanks for your kind help. I really thanks for your co-operation as well.