Game Input MultipleXer

Hi. New here and i have to say thanks for such a program. However, I want to know is there a way to push 2 buttons at the same time for writing Macro.

Situation :
Playing Street Fighter IV doing the Challenge Trials and want to do the Hurricane Kick for Ryu/Ken.

Movements Required : Down, Downback, Back, Kick

is there a way to key the DOWNBACK movement which is a combination of DOWN AND LEFT/RIGHT? i tried the following Macro without the Downback and it doesn't work.

Please add your macro code.

this assuming your player is on the left side while your opponent is on the right side.

Light Hurricane Kick (d is for Light Kick which is Cross on controller) does not work

MACRO F1
KEY DOWN
KEY LEFT
KEY d

Light Dragon Uppercut Punch (e is for Light Punch which is Square on controller) works

MACRO F2
KEY RIGHT
KEY DOWN
KEY RIGHT
KEY e

i tried with a Sixaxis controller. It seems DownLeft/DownBack motion is required for the hurricane kick which should be between DOWN and LEFT. Is there anyway to execute that direction?

Try this:

thanx. that worked for the downback movement but not the correct macro. i had to add a few key presses. i gotta say that figuring out the macros and timing is so frustrating

bjaigorgor, I would really like to know what your macro code was to execute those movements - I'm having a little trouble pressing three buttons at the same time now - as in; square, triangle and circle.

If anyone else has any suggestions to how to code multiple key inputs at the same time, I'm all ears.

@Biggabertha
Similar to what Matlo posted above, simply adding an additonal button on both sides of the delay, should work.
For example, assuming in your config i = Triangle, j = Square, k = Circle, m = Cross:

MACRO F1
#press SQUARE
KEYDOWN j
#press TRIANGLE
KEYDOWN i
#press CIRCLE
KEYDOWN k
#wait 50ms
DELAY 50
#release CIRCLE
KEYUP k
#release TRIANGLE
KEYUP i
#release SQUARE
KEYUP j

The key names in the example have to be lower case (i,j,k instead of I,J,K).

If you are not sure about the exact name of a key, just have a look at the key name in the configuration gui.

Ah, fix'd. But other than that it should work for what he's trying to accomplish right?

Yes, of course