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Same issue here. @pseudoblau Do you have a workaround for this?

Have you tried separating mouse move and click? Try something like: ```python pydirectinput.move(1751, 827) pydirectinput.click() ```

@ZaoTX Could you please provide a few more details? What game does `ctrl` not work in, but `6` does? What's they action in game you expect?

A few questions, please answer/supply details in the same order. 1. Which game are you working on? 2. What action is bound to `ctrl` (make sure it's `left ctrl` as...

So you are trying to press a combination of keys? As in, press `ctrl` and `6` **together** and not one after the other? Right now, you are pressing `6` and...

@rakxmm Some games require you to use legacy Windows APIs for mouse control in game. I needed to do this for Battlefield 2, for example. Same issue: The usual tools...

I'll look into it over the weekend.

By default, the `move` function moves the cursor to the given coordinates on the screen. Since the screen is only x*y big, you cannot move beyond that. Instead, just set...

Looking at the Plex API, I would actually much rather rewrite the whole thing to use the API to do this. Seems much safer than directly using the database. Plus...