Alexis Posted August 30, 2009 Report Posted August 30, 2009 Everybody uses Macros where the User makes a decision within the macro. Prompts and Dialogs asking us for input (variables) are making this possible. Often i just want to direct a macro at a certain point in 1 of 2 optional ways. I´m searching for a command/workaround which pauses the macro and wait for the next key pressed just to store that key in a variable to react upon it. I don´t want to put my hand of the mouse or even see a dialog box. I just want to press A, S, D or F. The macro should continue like: If A is pressed.... If S is pressed... ... But i don´t know how to do that. The command "Wait for Key Press" does not work as it can only wait for one specific key and can´t set a path depending of which key is pressed. The perfect command would be: "If Key X is pressed.." Can anybody think of an workaround? Thank you Alexandra Quote
paul Posted August 31, 2009 Report Posted August 31, 2009 I've implemented this exact requirement - please refer to my earlier post in Wait for a single key Quote
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