How to make your own Mac Auto Typer

Merchant Of Crystal Tears · Aug 8, 2008

Requirements
1. Any type of Mac
2. Script editor (comes on all macs I believe)

1.To start off put your cursor over the mac spotlight (right hand side of time)
And type in Script Editor, and open it.

2. Once script editor is open copy and paste this code into the large text box

tell application "System Events"
set texttosay to "Sample Text"
display dialog "Tekst to say:" default answer "white:wave:"
set texttosay to the text returned of the result
repeat
activate application "Safari"
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
keystroke texttosay
delay 1
keystroke return
display dialog the "Do you want to quit?" buttons {"Continue", "Quit"} default button 1
if the button returned of the result is "Quit" then
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
end tell
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3. Now that you have that done simple open any game you'd like to auto type/talk in or any program.
With your edited Script Editor on one side and your game browser or program on the other side click "RUN" on script editor
This should pop up

4. Type in what ever you want to be said in that box and click OK, then quickly quick your game/program and wall-ah.
If it stops working its because it does 10 lines at a time, simple click RUN again and type in whatever you need said.

Merchant.