RSI and your great script

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Dear Sir,

I have a bad case of RSI so i try to limit mouse use where and where ever i 
can. But im also a huge diablo fan (bit of a problem here) So today it occured 
to me that there must be a program out there to rebind my mouse keys to limit 
the use of it while playing diablo 3.

So i found your script (using the diablo 3 WASD corners) and it is wonderful. 
Now im not a script wizz so i have a bug request to make (doesnt hurt to ask 
right??? )

Is it possible (i dont know how or i would do it myself) to add something to 
the currect script that i can replace the mouse completly.

I was thinking along the lines of when i press shift and use WASD in the 
direction that i want and then use say Space key for mouse button 1 and Alt key 
for mouse button 2 so that i can actually shoot / slash with the keyboard?

Say im a demon hunter and i walk around with wasd and see a zombie i wanna kill 
i press shift+W+space and i fire a crossbow bolt in its eye.

Is something like that possible? and is it hard to make? could you give me some 
tips? Perhaps an example script?

With kind regards,

D. Thalen
d.thalen@gmail.com

Original issue reported on code.google.com by d.tha...@gmail.com on 24 Apr 2012 at 6:17

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You could technically make something like this. Aiming would be somewhat 
limited though.

Mapping keyboard keys to mouse buttons is easy and setting up arrow keys to 
function as  a mouse can be done too. It is possible, but I think the aiming 
part would be the most difficult part to script to make it feel right and play 
well.

Original comment by jsig...@gmail.com on 27 Apr 2012 at 12:59

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Just attacking in the direction you're facing as apposed to where the mouse is 
would be great for my monk. I'd be very grateful if this was an option as I 
have carpal tunnel and try to only play games on a gamepad.

Original comment by jwda...@gmail.com on 18 May 2012 at 4:12

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In theory, it's as easy as:
NumpadEnter::+LButton   ; Key bound to primary attack
NumpadAdd::+RButton     ; Key bound to secondary attack 

It doesn't work though. You need something to keep you pointed in the right 
direction (my attempts resulted in attacks always going where the mouse pointer 
was). Might work if you don't reset the mouse position though, but I don't want 
to play mouseless only. Also, despite sending "shift+Button" I was still seeing 
character movement as well.

Original comment by denk...@gmail.com on 23 Aug 2012 at 3:05