TAS

Macro program that makes it easy to record and replay keystrokes for speed-running games or automating menial tasks.

1. Make sure you've got Python installed.
2. Get a local copy of the repository using either git clone https://github.com/AmGthrow/TAS.git or just regular downloading. The only files you actually are EventRecorder.py, Events.py, and tasbot.py.
3. run pip install -r requirements.txt to get all dependencies (nothing but pynput, actually)

1. Open up a terminal and run python tasbot.py to start the script.

2. If you want to save a new recording,

   1. press `Ctrl + Shift + F1`
   2. perform all the actions you want to be recorded
   3. If you want to replay the recording you currently have saved, press `Ctrl + Shift + F2`

3. If you want to replay the recording you currently have saved, press Ctrl + Shift + F2

   1. Press `Ctrl + Shift + F2` to start the playback
   2. Either wait for the replay to finish or press `Ctrl + Shift + F2` to end it early

NOTE It's always a bit risky to automate your mouse and keyboard. To instantly close the script, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc

The script creates a TASbot instance from tasbot.py which is mainly responsible for listening to keystrokes and playing them back. To store the actual actions that the user is executing, an EventRecorder keeps a list of all the events with two bits of information:

1. What the action is (a key press, a mouse click, etc.)
2. The time taken since the last event

When the EventRecorder plays the events back, it just executes the events in FIFO order and uses a time.sleep() to wait the appropriate amount of time between each event.