Are you tired of holding down the ‘F’ key for endless mining, woodcutting, or farming in Palworld? Say goodbye to finger fatigue and hello to the magic of automation!
Introducing the “F-Key Toggle Script” – your ticket to a hands-free gaming experience that’s as smooth as butter.
Easy Peasy
Download AutoHotKey:
Visit the official AutoHotKey website here.
Download the installer based on your system architecture (32-bit or 64-bit).
Install AutoHotKey:
Run the installer you downloaded. Follow the on-screen instructions to install AutoHotKey on your computer.
Creating a Toggle Script:
Open Notepad
- Right-click on your desktop or in a file explorer window.
- Choose “New” and then “Text Document.”
- Open the text document.
- Write the Script:
Copy and paste the following script into the Notepad document:
#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
fDown = 0
$f::
if fDown = 1
{
fDown = 0
send, {f up}
return
}
if (A_PriorHotkey <> "$f" or A_TimeSincePriorHotkey > 200) ;check if a different hotkey was pressed previously
;or f hotkey was not pressed 2 times quickly enough
;200 is the time interval in milliseconds, adjust as needed
{
;This is not a double tap
send, f ;type f as normal
return ;done
}
;---------------------------------------------------------------
;This is a double tap
fDown = 1
send, {f down} ;hold f key down
return
This script uses the F key as a toggle. Double-tap ‘F’ to activate, and double-tap again to deactivate.
Save the Script:
Save the Notepad document with a .ahk extension. For example, name it ToggleF.ahk.
Run the Script:
- Double-click on the saved .ahk file to run the script.
- You should see a green ‘H’ icon in your system tray, indicating that the script is running.
- Using the Toggle Script:
- Once the script is running, double-tap the ‘F’ key to toggle holding the ‘F’ key down.
- Double-tap ‘F’ again to release the ‘F’ key.
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