What this syntax will do is make the commands in the scripts context-sensitive whenever a certain window or window types are active. This is how we'll rebind the keys for Gunhound EX with these script commands.

I've done some digging around on the AutoHotkey forums and guides in hopes of making this part of the process easier. The tricky part is that we want to create a script for only Gunhound EX to use without the functions on your keyboard getting mixed up when you're not playing the game. To create one of these scripts, open up your text editor, fill your text file with the commands you want it to use, then save the text file as an '.ahk' file (not '.txt' or it won't work). The script files are in *ahk format, which are basically text files with commands for AutoHotkey to use, so any text editor like Notepad or Notepad++ can easily make a series of commands for the program to use. Creating Scripts To Remap KeystrokesOnce you have AutoHotkey installed, you'll need to create script files for it to use.