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How to Make an Autofire Script

An autofire script is a script used in video games that essentially enables turbo fire. In many PC games, you must click the mouse once to fire one shot. Turbo fire will allow you to click the mouse once and fire many shots in a row. With autofire, you hold the mouse down and instead of firing one shot, your weapon will fire multiple shots. If you have access to the source files for a game, you can add a script that enable autofire when you hold down a mouse button. Autofire scripts are often used in first person shooter video games.

Instructions

    • 1

      Open and define your script by using the following code:

      ~RButton::

      loop

      {

      This will open a script that will work when you press the right button on your mouse. You may substitute "RButton" for any mouse button. For example, to bind this script to the left mouse button, substitute "Rbutton" with "LButton."

    • 2

      Define the timing between actions when you hold down the button by entering the following code:

      Sleep 0.0001 

      This sets the delay between clicks. The time is set in milliseconds and may be changed depending on how often you wish to fire your weapon when you hold the button down.

    • 3

      Define the script's action by using the following code:

      GetKeyState, RButtonState, RButton, P

      This tells the script to see if the right mouse button is pressed, and if it is, to continually enact the action assigned to the right mouse button in the game. Again, you may substitute the right mouse button for any button on your mouse.

    • 4

      Tell the script to terminate when you release the button by using the following code:

      if RButtonState = U

      break

      MouseClick, right

      This tells the script to stop when the button is released. You may substitute "RButton" for any button on your mouse.

    • 5

      End the scripts by using the following code:

      }

      return

    • 6

      Bring the entire script together. For example, if you were using the right mouse button for your autofire script, the entire script would look like this:

      ~RButton::

      Loop

      {

      Sleep 0.0001

      GetKeyState, RButtonState, RButton, P

      if RButtonState = u

      break

      MouseClick, Right

      }

      return


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