Are you sure that eve have not protection from directtrly input? Another bot creator uses the keyboard and mouse buffer:
There has been several requests asking about the way EVE Pilot works. EVE Pilot does not use cache scanning or modifications of the EVE Online client and does not send anything to the EVE Online server. EVE Pilot reads the colors displayed on the screen and can work with any window on top, whether that is the EVE Online client or not. EVE Pilot doesn’t send commands directly to the EVE Online client, it uses the keyboard and mouse buffer. The commands are sent the same as if you were pressing the keys on your keyboard or pressing the button on your mouse. In principle, EVE Pilot can send commands to any window that is on top. The source code for these functions can be found with IronAhk (C# implementation of autohotkey) where slav2gruzdev, who is the main developer of EVE Pilot, can be found on the list of authors. EVE Pilot is a legal program and not a hackers tool. The correct definition of this macro is a mouse and keyboard emulator. Macro Laboratory will always care about your safety and our reputation.
I could not find any difference between both methods regarding the reaction of the eve client. Single key worked, using CTRL or ALT in addition did not.
Both method works properly, but only with single key. Sending key combinations is something necessary. Writing scripts to mine, or jumping its only begining.
How did you arrive at 100ms delay per Key? I tested with 10ms, this worked most of the time but sometimes failed. Then I tested 30 times with 20ms and that worked every time. At the moment I am inclined to pick 40ms as the default.
P.S. I don’t know how paste here script
I guess you mean so that it looks not like normal text? I don’t think this forum supports syntax highlighting. But you can use the
preformatted
entry from the dropdown menu to modify visual appearance.