Hi all,

I have recorded a path as Grinder but have trouble with adding a key press at a specific location only.
Basically, when reaching a certain point like X: 3500.111, Y: xxxx.111, Z: xxxx.111 I would like to press "X".
This using the Path recorder as on screenshot. I tried a few things in the Action Tab but so far, not succeeded. This would really change everything for me and I hope someone will be able to provide guidance on that. Really appreciate in advance and wish you a great day.

Hello,

You can do it with the ACTION column. When you're not recording, double-click the ACTION cell of a point and put:

c#: robotManager.Helpful.Keyboard.PressKey(wManager.Wow.Memory.WowMemory.Memory.WindowHandle, "x");

Then save the profile.

One thing to know, the action of a point runs when the bot reaches the point before it (when it starts walking toward that point). So if you want X pressed when standing at 3496.952, -3864.835, put the action on the line right after this one.

Thanks so much @Droidz ! I will try that when my WRobot is fixed, I just did the update and it won't launch anymore : (

Ok, WRobot runs now, I tried it but it did not seem to work. It tried to go through the loop again. In my exemple, "x" is a macro that casts a 4sc spell.
Maybe there is a way to Wait for 5/6 sc and send the Press x ?

I did not even see the "Can't do that while moving" so it did not actually send the key at all.

I used:

c#: robotManager.Helpful.Keyboard.PressKey(wManager.Wow.Memory.WowMemory.Memory.WindowHandle, "x");

It's a bug on my side, try with the new update

Sorry @Droidz for the long time to answer I was off : /

Just tested with the new version it does work! This is great, and opens a lot more opportunities.

One last thing I was wondering: it is a spell that I cast using x, takes about 4sc to cast, is there a way to have a wait of some sort?
Currently it goes to the point, starts casting but interrupts as it tries to go to the previous point (probably lost somehow)

The action runs right when the bot starts walking to the next point, so the move cancels the cast. You can make it wait inside the action, replace it with:

c#: MovementManager.StopMoveTo(); Thread.Sleep(500); robotManager.Helpful.Keyboard.PressKey(wManager.Wow.Memory.WowMemory.Memory.WindowHandle, "x"); Thread.Sleep(5000);

The last value is the wait after the key press, in milliseconds (5000 is 5 seconds), adjust it to your cast time. Don't set it much higher than the cast, the bot stays there until the wait is over.