🔒 Make macro run out of focus on a certain window

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Hi, im a begginer coder trying to make a macro perform on an application even while out of focus, how do you do this.

this is my code for the macro:
import random
import time
from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller

keyboard = Controller()

time.sleep(3)
keyboard.press("w")
keyboard.press("a")
time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("d")
keyboard.press("a")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("d")
keyboard.press("a")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("d")
keyboard.press("a")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("d")
keyboard.press("a")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("d")
keyboard.press("a")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("a")
keyboard.press("d")

time.sleep(random.uniform(71.75,72))

keyboard.release("w")
keyboard.press("]")
time.sleep(0.1)
keyboard.release("]")

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