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"Ctrl + Altgr + 6" combination

Sb -  
Hello,

I am playing a game that allows me to launch emotes.

I would like to create a macro for one of these emotes.

However, when I run the macro with the emote text, it doesn't execute it correctly.
While, when I type the text directly in the chat window, it works fine.

I've thought about it and noticed there is this symbol in the emote text: | (which is obtained by pressing Ctrl+AltGr+6)

I imagine I would need a command that indicates the macro must "type" this key combination by itself.

Is that possible?
Thank you :)
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

2 answers

  1. Sb
    Thank you for trying to help me...

    When I type (in the game's chat window) Altgr + 6 it does not give me this symbol: "|"

    I have to type Ctrl + Altgr + 6 to get it

    Plus, I don’t want to know how to type this symbol, but rather how to “program” this symbol so that it gets typed when the macro is executed.

    Is there a way to include a command to achieve the result I want, knowing that the emote phrase is of this type:

    /ah emote behav=90|custom_phrase=none

    I would like something like:

    /ah emote behav=90(command that executes Ctrl Altgr 6)custom_phrase=none

    :):):) thank you
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