Emulate Command
Emulate mouse or key presses. Either press a mouse or key at a given interval or hold it for a certain amount of time.
Emulate Clear Command
Usage: /emulate mouse|keyboard clear OR /emulate clear
Clear either all emulation tasks of the given type or all emulation tasks.
Parameters
This command has no parameters.
Example
/emulate mouse clear
Emulate Add Interval Command
Usage: /emulate mouse|keyboard add interval <interval> [button|key] [count]
Adds a new interval emulation task.
Presses the given button or key at the given interval for the given amount of times.
Parameters
- Button or Key
- Type:
mouse button
orkeyboard key
- Default: none, this parameter is required
- Either a mouse button if the type is
mouse
or a keyboard key if the type iskeyboard
, Auto-completion will help you with what values are available.
In the case of mouse:1
is left click,2
is right click,3
is middle click
- Type:
- Count
- Type:
int
- Default:
-1 (infinite)
- The amount of times the button or key should be pressed before the task is considered finished.
- Type:
Example
/emulate mouse add interval 1 2 -1
Emulate Remove Command
Usage: /emulate mouse|keyboard remove <id>
Prematurely removes a task, instantly ceasing its effects.
Parameters
- Id
- Type:
int
- Default: none, this parameter is required
- The id of the task to remove, this id gets sent when you make a new task.
- Type:
Example
/emulate mouse remove 1
Emulate List Command
Usage: /emulate mouse|keyboard list
Lists all ongoing tasks for the given type.
Parameters
This command has no parameters
Example
/emulate mouse list