Step 2: Creating a New Script Once AutoHotkey is installed, create a new script by following these steps:
Step 1: Installing AutoHotkey To get started, download and install AutoHotkey from the official website. Follow these steps: Valorant Triggerbot With AutoHotkey
triggerKey:Change this to your preferred key (e.g., F1,F2,etc.). fireKey:Change this to your preferred fire button (e.g., LButton,RButton,etc.). delay:Adjust this value to modify the interval between shots (in milliseconds). toggle-key:Change this to your preferred toggle control (e.g., F2,F3,etc.). Step 2: Creating a New Script Once AutoHotkey
A Windows computer (AutoHotkey is not compatible with macOS or Linux) AutoHotkey installed on your computer (download the latest version from the official website) Valorant installed on your computer delay:Adjust this value to modify the interval between
Step 3: Writing the Script
Right-click on your desktop or a folder and select “New” > “AutoHotkey Script”. Name your script (e.g., “ValorantTriggerbot.ahk”). Open the script in a text editor (such as Notepad++).
In this section,we’ll write a basic script that will serve as the foundation for our Valorant triggerbot.Copy and paste the following code into your script file: #NoEnv #Persistent ; Set the trigger key (change to your preferred key) trigger_key = F1 ; Set the fire key (change to your preferred key) fire_key = LButton ; Set the delay between shots (in milliseconds) delay = 10 ; Set the toggle key (change to your preferred key) toggle_key = F2 ; Initialize the toggle state toggle_state = 0 ; Hotkey to toggle the triggerbot $toggle_key:: toggle_state := !toggle_state if (toggle_state = 1) TrayTip, Triggerbot, Enabled else TrayTip, Triggerbot, Disabled return ; Hotkey to trigger the fire key $trigger_key:: if (toggle_state = 1) Send,%fire_key% Sleep,%delay% return Let me explain what each section of the script does: