This is a new safety feature I added to Throne and Liberty recently. Basically, it randomizes the delay between the keypress and the key release whenever you use a virtual key code in a script without the "d" or "u" command. Before, if you used "81" in a script, the Q key would be pressed and released instantly. This can appear suspicious for obvious reasons. As such, there is now a random delay of 100 to 200 milliseconds between the keypress and the key release, which can be adjusted on line 118 of config.txt. In general, I would recommend using the "d" and "u" commands for your keys so that you have full control over the delays.
- Line 118) Min|Max delay values (in milliseconds) for keypresses that do not contain a "d" (down) or "u" (up) command. This prevents macro detection by randomizing the delay between keypresses and key releases so that they do not occur instantly back-to-back. For example, if I am using the default 100|200 on this line, every time I use the virtual key code 81 (without "d" or "u"), the delay between the pressing of the Q key and the releasing of the Q key will be somewhere between 100 and 200 milliseconds.
The following console command has been added for situations where line 116 stops working and you need to reset the hack:
- -reset 116 — Speeder will re-hack the animations on line 116 as if they had never been hacked in the first place. This command should only be used if line 116 stops functioning. Otherwise you will see a multiplicative increase to your attack speed (original speed * hacked speed * hacked speed).
These changes require updating Speeder to version 224.
