Multiple Key Input

The km.down, km.up, and km.press commands have variants respectively called km.multidown, km.multiup, and km.multipress. These variants act almost identically to the originals, however they allow as many arguments as the caller desires, where each extra argument is another key to press/release/click.

These variants allow developers to press, release, or click multiple buttons within the same frame. Keep in mind that currently developers are expected to add their own delay between presses, and so they should expect the multi variants of these commands to instantly send all inputs within the same frame. This behavior may be changed in the future.

Note that km.multipress uses a different random click duration for each key.

Examples

Pressing Down A, B, and C Keys All at Once

Input:

km.multidown(4, 5, 6)    # 4 for A, 5 for B, 6 for C

Output:

km.multidown(4, 5, 6)
>>>

Clicking Left Shift, H, and I at the Same Time

Input:

km.multipress(225, 11, 12)    # 225 for Left Shift, 11 for H, 12 for I

Output:

km.multipress(225, 11, 12)    # 225 for Left Shift, 11 for H, 12 for I
>>>

Pressing and Releasing 1, 2, and 3 for Exactly One Frame

Input:

km.multidown(30, 31, 32)    # 30 for 1, 31 for 2, 32 for 3
km.multiup(30, 31, 32)

Output:

km.multidown(30, 31, 32)
>>> km.multiup(30, 31, 32)
>>>