Remote Play - Keys Not Injecting

[Sam71]

I have tried using the trial version in hope of this working with the Sony Remote Play Windows application. My script is a simple one just for test purposes and is as follows:

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SetFocus>PS4 Remote Play
Press Left
Press Right
//Wait for
WaitScreenImage>%BMP_DIR%\image_8.bmp,0.7,CCOEFF
Press Left
Press Right

Please advise on what, if anything I am doing wrong.
Thanks,
Sam

[Grovkillen]

Are you sure the window is getting focused?

[Sam71]

Are you sure the window is getting focused?

Hi Grovkillen, I think so, I've included SetFocus in the script, is there a way of knowing for sure?.

[Sam71]

In answer to my own question and for others to reference, the work round would be
change the key timings:

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HoldKey>s,50,0
Wait>1.000
HoldKey>v,50,0
Wait>1.000

[Grovkillen]

If you have the window unfocused during debug it will be focused if it's working.

[Sam71]

If you have the window unfocused during debug it will be focused if it's working.

Hi Grovkillen,

Thanks for the information, I'll keep that in mind for next time. I'm still trying to master the syntax atm. Bit of a steep learning curve but I like a challenge plus it looks like this program has a good community base so I should be ok for an answer or two from fine people like yourself

[Grovkillen]

Yep, please feel free to ask.

[Dorian (MJT support)]

Great advice as usual by Grovkillen.

If I was only able to give one single general tip, it would be this : Remember the context sensitive Help.
If you're in the Script Editor and your caret is positioned on any line that contains a command, pressing F1 will bring up the help file for that command - complete with usage examples, syntax, etc.

If your caret is not positioned on a command, or you're in the main Macro Scheduler window (e.g. not in the editor) the main Helpfile will launch. In there you'll find the Command Reference, where all the commands are listed by category. If you look at this, I can virtually guarantee a great many "eureka moments".

And the news just keeps getting better, because it's also online here : https://www.mjtnet.com/manual/

[Sam71]

Great advice as usual by Grovkillen.

If I was only able to give one single general tip, it would be this : Remember the context sensitive Help.
If you're in the Script Editor and your caret is positioned on any line that contains a command, pressing F1 will bring up the help file for that command - complete with usage examples, syntax, etc.

If your caret is not positioned on a command, or you're in the main Macro Scheduler window (e.g. not in the editor) the main Helpfile will launch. In there you'll find the Command Reference, where all the commands are listed by category. If you look at this, I can virtually guarantee a great many "eureka moments".

And the news just keeps getting better, because it's also online here : https://www.mjtnet.com/manual/

Another great bit of advice, Thanks Dorian