bio-canse/fh6-afk-script-pack

FH6-AFK-Script-Pack is a small collection of Windows helper programs for the racing game Forza Horizon 6. The scripts are aimed at repetitive, low-skill activities the game makes the player do over and over, such as idling on a long auto-driving event, grinding skill points on a single map, or buying the same car many times in a row. The user downloads the release zip, unzips it, opens the relevant game screen first, then double clicks the .exe they want. Every script waits 10 seconds before starting, which gives the player time to switch back to the game window. Alt+C stops any script. If the game is running as administrator, the script must also be started as administrator, otherwise Windows blocks the simulated key presses from reaching it. AutoInputLoop.exe is described by the author as an idle-keepalive helper, not a play-the-game-for-you bot. It is used during the Welcome the Behemoth event, which already drives itself thanks to the in-game Anna auto-driving feature. The script just taps a left click, then W, then D on a slow rotation, with a separate parallel loop that taps X every five seconds, so the game does not idle out and stop awarding credits. MinuteWLoop.exe is tuned for one specific blueprint map, code 175882167, that grinds Skill points. It assumes the player has auto-steer on, automatic transmission, and a tuned car that can finish a lap in under 48 seconds. It holds W down, then once a minute taps X and twice taps Enter to restart the lap. SpaceDownEnterLoop.exe is for the Vehicle Collection menu under Story, Collectibles, Visitors. The instructions walk the player through filtering by manufacturer down to the 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B-STi Version, stopping on the page where the Space key buys the car. The script then loops Space, Down, Enter, Enter, Enter to keep buying. EnterTapLoop.exe is simpler: it taps Enter every fifth of a second to open many regular or Super Wheelspin reward boxes in a row. The repository keeps the C# source and per-script build_*.cmd files for anyone who wants to recompile the executables themselves.