Basic instructions for multiboxing with Mojo.
Basic instructions for multiboxing with Mojo.
Get started with three toons and a simple script.
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Things you can do with Mojo’s scripted hotkeys.
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Mojo gives you a huge range of possibilities when you select which keys you press to perform actions.
Makes the computer beep.
Stops current and pending actions.
Clicks a specified location inside a DAOC window.
Tells Mojo to ignore part of a hotkey script.
Sets Foreground and Sendto properties for all hotkeys that follow in the script.
Triggers a hotkey. This is the asynchronous version of this command.
You enter text once and it echos on every toon’s command line.
Permits a hotkey to be triggered only when a particular kind of window is in the foreground
Copies the contents of a file into a hotkey script.
Triggers qbinds, keyboard actions, qbar slots, and movement.
Loads a hotkey file. Use this to switch from one hotkey file to another by pressing a hotkey.
Moves a DAOC window to a specified location.
Moves a DAOC window a specified distance.
Allows other programs to see the final key of a hotkey trigger.
Plays a wav file.
Ports your whole team at once.
Specify that a key moves down in a trigger or Key command.
Specify that a key moves up in a trigger or Key command.
Removes the frame from a DAOC window.
Renames a window or windows.
Restores the frame to a DAOC window.
Restores DAOC’s window to the size most recently set by DAOC itself.
Specifies which DAOC windows a hotkey sends commands to.
Changes the size of a DAOC window.
Sets what Microsoft calls the “show state” of a DAOC window.
Enters text on DAOC’s command line.
Enters text on DAOC’s command line, and allows cursor movement and backspacing. For normal purposes use Slash instead.
Prevents other programs from seeing the final key of a hotkey trigger.
Makes the computer play written music from your script with voices (instruments) you program yourself.
Turns gamma (screen brightness/contrast) on and off.
Turns hotkeys on and off.
Makes on-game icon switch back and forth between visible and invisible.
Turns gamma (screen brightness/contrast) off.
Turns gamma (screen brightness/contrast) on.
Turns hotkeys off.
Turns hotkeys on.
Pauses for a specified number of milliseconds.
This page was first published on October 26, 2017 and last modified on October 26, 2019