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[cunning jungle]

hey anyone have code auto press keyboard in the game??

[edgy salmon]

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[cunning jungle]

i have the code but for some reason is not auto press

[rocky monolith]

i use pynput

[stiff basin]

pyautogui sometimes works better for me. I'm not sure why.

[rocky monolith]

from pynput.keyboard import Key, Controller
keyboard = Controller() # to save on typing "pynput.keyboard.Controller.press()" every time
if keyboard.is_pressed("e"): # listen to key presses
    keyboard.press("r")
    keyboard.release("r")
    keyboard.type("hello, im new here")

[rocky monolith]

pynput is more intuitive and way smaller

[stiff basin]

Yeah

That's definitely true, but for some reason, with game inputs, sometimes it doesn't work for me.

[cunning jungle]

thank you guy so much ima try it out rn

[rocky monolith]

for both you gotta download the libraries first

go to your terminal and type "pip3 install" and whatever library you chose

[cunning jungle]

i change to pynput and it work for me

[rocky monolith]

so in cmd, youd go:

[rocky monolith]

does it already work?

[cunning jungle]

yeaaaaa

[rocky monolith]

weird, in my mind i had to install the library first

i guess python changed that, does anyone else on here know if they default install those now?

[edgy salmon]

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