I have a Raspberry Pi Pico running Circuit Python and Pico-Ducky, I can get normal Basic ducky scripts to run such as:
STRING This is a test
DELAY 1000
STRING One second delay etc
however, I seem to be having issues with variable and loops etc from ducky scripts. for example
VAR $WAIT = 1000
STRING This is a test
DELAY $WAIT
STRING One second delay etc
this should run exactly the same as the first scrip in my understanding, but it gets to the "This is a test" line and stops, it does not seem to operate with the delay variable.
I have the similar issue with Loops.
VAR $COUNT = 5
WHILE ($COUNT > 0)
[TAB] STRING This message will repeat 5 times
[TAB] $COUNT = ( $COUNT -1 )
END_WHILE
Both of the above examples I have both typed and copied from the HAK5 reference documentation and the scripts will not function.
Is there a limitation to running these scripts on a RPI that means it cant run the full ducky scripts? or is there something I am missing or not doing correctly?
I have a Raspberry Pi Pico running Circuit Python and Pico-Ducky, I can get normal Basic ducky scripts to run such as:
STRING This is a test DELAY 1000 STRING One second delay etc
however, I seem to be having issues with variable and loops etc from ducky scripts. for example
VAR $WAIT = 1000 STRING This is a test DELAY $WAIT STRING One second delay etc
this should run exactly the same as the first scrip in my understanding, but it gets to the "This is a test" line and stops, it does not seem to operate with the delay variable.
I have the similar issue with Loops.
VAR $COUNT = 5 WHILE ($COUNT > 0) [TAB] STRING This message will repeat 5 times [TAB] $COUNT = ( $COUNT -1 ) END_WHILE
Both of the above examples I have both typed and copied from the HAK5 reference documentation and the scripts will not function.
Is there a limitation to running these scripts on a RPI that means it cant run the full ducky scripts? or is there something I am missing or not doing correctly?
TIA