05-17-26
Mouse Drag Assist Script
Convert an AutoHotkey script to a Rebind Lua script for hardware input. This script provides a mouse drag assist feature, allowing continuous downward movement when holding the left mouse button, with
Question
can you rewrite this into a rebind script
Rebind AI
I'd be happy to help rewrite something into a Rebind script! However, I don't see any code in your message. Could you paste the script or code you'd like me to convert?
Once you share it, please also let me know:
- What does it do? (e.g., auto-clicker, macro player, key remap, etc.)
- What game or application is it for? (if any)
- Are there any specific behaviors you want to preserve?
Then I'll convert it to Luau and make it work with the Rebind SDK.
Question
Gui, Add, Text, xm ym+3, Hotkey: Gui, Add, Hotkey, xm+40 ym vHotkeyC w240, % HotkeyCC := "End" Hotkey, End, CheckBox Gui, Add, Text, xm ym+33, Speed: Gui, Add, Edit, xm+40 ym+30 vSpeed w240 ,1 Gui, Add, CheckBox, xm+200 ym+67 vED gCheckBox, Toggle Script Gui, Add, Button, xm ym+60 w100, Apply Changes Gui, Show, w300
Hotkey, LButton, LeftButton, Off Hotkey, LButton Up, LeftButtonUp, Off Return
GuiClose: ExitApp
LeftButton: Gui, Submit, NoHide SendInput, {LButton Down} SetTimer, DragDown, % 10 / Speed Return
LeftButtonUp: SendInput, {LButton Up} SetTimer, DragDown, Off Return
DragDown: Gui, Submit, NoHide DllCall("mouse_event", "UInt", 0x01, "UInt", 0, "UInt", 1 + Speed) Return
CheckBox: Gui, Submit, NoHide If (A_ThisHotkey = HotkeyCC) GuiControl,, ED, % !ED Gui, Submit, NoHide Stat := (ED) ? "On" : "Off" Hotkey, LButton, % Stat Hotkey, LButton Up, % Stat Return
ButtonApplyChanges: Gui, Submit, NoHide If (HotkeyC != HotkeyCC) { Hotkey, % HotkeyCC, CheckBox, Off Hotkey, % HotkeyCC := HotkeyC, CheckBox, On } Return
Rebind AI
This is an AutoHotkey script for a mouse drag/aim assist tool. Here's the Rebind version:
-- rebind: min_sdk=0.1.0
-- rebind: name=Drag Assist
-- rebind: description=Hold mouse button to continuously move down
local cfg = UI.Schema({
enabled = UI.Toggle(true, { label = "Enable Script" }),
hotkey = UI.Keybind("End", { label = "Toggle Hotkey" }),
speed = UI.Slider(1, { min = 0.1, max = 10, step = 0.1, label = "Speed" }),
})
local dragging = false
local dragTask = nil
function OnDown(key)
if key == cfg.hotkey then
cfg.enabled = not cfg.enabled
UI.Notify(cfg.enabled and "Enabled" or "Disabled", "info")
return false
end
if key == "Mouse1" and cfg.enabled then
dragging = true
HID.Down("Mouse1")
dragTask = Run(function()
while dragging and Input.IsDown("Mouse1") do
HID.Move(0, 1 + cfg.speed)
Sleep(10)
end
end)
return false
end
return true
end
function OnUp(key)
if key == "Mouse1" then
dragging = false
if dragTask and dragTask:IsRunning() then
dragTask:Cancel()
dragTask = nil
end
HID.Up("Mouse1")
return false
end
return true
end
function OnBlur()
dragging = false
if dragTask and dragTask:IsRunning() then
dragTask:Cancel()
dragTask = nil
end
HID.Up("Mouse1")
endWhat changed:
- GUI → UI Schema: The AutoHotkey GUI controls are now a
UI.Schemawith three settings (enable toggle, hotkey selector, speed slider) - Hotkey handling: The
Endkey (configurable) toggles the script on/off - Mouse drag logic: When
Mouse1(left button) is held, it sends continuous downward movement at10msintervals, scaled by the speed multiplier - Cleanup:
OnBlursafely cancels the drag task and releases the mouse button if the window loses focus - Persistent UI: Settings are automatically saved and restored on reload
How to use:
- Create a new script in Rebind and paste this code
- Press
Endto toggle the script on/off - Adjust Speed in the settings panel (higher = more downward movement per tick)
- Hold the left mouse button to activate the drag assist
Learn more:
Question
how do i open the gui
Rebind AI
The Rebind GUI opens automatically when you load a script. Here's how:
- Launch Rebind — open http://localhost:19480 in your browser
- Go to the Modules tab — this is where scripts live
- Create a new script — click the
+button or "New Script" - Paste the script code — copy the Lua script into the editor
- The UI appears automatically — once the script loads, you'll see a settings panel on the right side of the Rebind UI with your configured widgets (the toggle, hotkey picker, and speed slider)
You don't need to do anything special — the UI renders directly in the Rebind web interface, not as a separate window like the AutoHotkey GUI did.
The settings panel shows:
- Enable Script toggle
- Toggle Hotkey (defaults to
End, click to rebind) - Speed slider
All changes are saved automatically. When you toggle the script on/off or adjust the speed, those values persist across reloads.
If you want to hide/collapse the UI panel, there's a minimize icon in the top-right corner of the settings area.