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Sloth - Quickslot Helper  Popular! (More than 5000 hits)
Version: 1.0.2
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Sloth is a Quickslot Binding Tool that lets you assign keys to ...
  • ...cycle through your quickslots
  • ...select specific quickslots directly

Sloth...
  • ...skips empty or unassigned slots
  • ...shows the action bar if it is hidden

You just need to press Q (or the key bound to "Quickslot Item") to use the selected item.
  • v1.1: Updated API version
  • v1.0.1: Keys are only active if the camera UI mode isn't active
  • Changed text file encoding
  • Added a folder called sloth to the zip
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Unread 06/08/22, 09:27 AM  
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Originally Posted by DonKiller
I try this but not work.
I bind F1 for quickslot1 and when i press F1, only change the selection of Quickslot item, but not use it.

I already set my logitech keyboard (whit another addon of quickslots) for use the QuickSlot and then the Bind for Use this, but im forced to use only GKeys...

Also the combo bind is welcome, like Shift+F1 or Ctrl+F1 etc.

Help

AutoHotKey:

Quickslot 1, key-bound to "F1" somewhere here: CONTROLS\Addon Keybinds\???\Quickslot 1\, in the in-game menu.

Code:
#if WinActive("Elder Scrolls Online")	; Will only run if ESO is the focused window.
~F1::						; You can change "F1" to any key you want, so long as it aligns with Quickslot 1. But be sure to also mirror any change made here, to the "F1" remark on the sixth line down.
{
	Sleep, 64					; So-as to maintain an input "succession".
	Send, {X}					; Change "X" to whatever key you have set here: CONTROLS\Standard Keybinds\Combat\Quickslot Item\, in the in-game menu.
	KeyWait, F1, T2				; Prevents "rapid-fire".
}
Return

Or,

Quickslot 1, key-bound to "Shift+F1" somewhere here: CONTROLS\Addon Keybinds\???\Quickslot 1\, in the in-game menu.

Code:
#if WinActive("Elder Scrolls Online")	; Will only run if the game is the focused window.
~+F1::						; You can change "F1" to any key you want, so long as it aligns with Quickslot 1. The "+" is short for "Shift". But be sure to also mirror any change made here, to the "F1" remark on the sixth line down.
{
	Sleep, 64					; So-as to maintain an input "succession".
	Send, {X}					; Change "X" to whatever key you have set here: CONTROLS\Standard Keybinds\Combat\Quickslot Item\, in the in-game menu.
	KeyWait, F1, T2				; Prevents "rapid-fire".
}
Return

Or,

Quickslot 1, key-bound to "Ctrl+F1" somewhere here: CONTROLS\Addon Keybinds\???\Quickslot 1\, in the in-game menu.

Code:
#if WinActive("Elder Scrolls Online")	; Will only run if the game is the focused window.
~^F1::						; You can change "F1" to any key you want, so long as it aligns with Quickslot 1. The "^" is short for "Ctrl". But be sure to also mirror any change made here, to the "F1" remark on the sixth line down.
{
	Sleep, 64					; So-as to maintain an input "succession".
	Send, {X}					; Change "X" to whatever key you have set here: CONTROLS\Standard Keybinds\Combat\Quickslot Item\, in the in-game menu.
	KeyWait, F1, T2				; Prevents "rapid-fire".
}
Return

Or,

Quickslot 1, key-bound to "Alt+F1" somewhere here: CONTROLS\Addon Keybinds\???\Quickslot 1\, in the in-game menu.

Code:
#if WinActive("Elder Scrolls Online")	; Will only run if the game is the focused window.
~!F1::						; You can change "F1" to any key you want, so long as it aligns with Quickslot 1. The "!" is short for "Alt". But be sure to also mirror any change made here, to the "F1" remark on the sixth line down.
{
	Sleep, 64					; So-as to maintain an input "succession".
	Send, {X}					; Change "X" to whatever key you have set here: CONTROLS\Standard Keybinds\Combat\Quickslot Item\, in the in-game menu.
	KeyWait, F1, T2				; Prevents "rapid-fire".
}
Return

As AutoHotKey in know way interacts directly with ESO's client's files and/or processes, this is neither against the TOS, nor any of Zenimax's business. They have no right to tell anyone what they can or cannot have running on their own computer.

Further, as AutoHotKey is not interacting with ESO's client's files and/or processes, Zenimax cannot detect its use.

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Last edited by Simon Belmont : 06/13/22 at 03:14 PM.
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