1. bind YOUR_KB_KEY(like h) "vstr cycle1_toggle"
2. seta cycle1_toggle "vstr phrase_1"
3. seta phrase_1 "set cycle1_toggle vstr phrase_2; say THIS IS 1st MESSAGE"
4. seta phrase_2 "set cycle1_toggle vstr phrase_3; say THIS IS 2nd MESSAGE"
5. seta phrase_3 "set cycle1_toggle vstr phrase_1; say THIS IS LAST MESSAGE, NEXT WILL LOOPBACK TO 1st"
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8. # Function
9. 1. bind will bind key to 'vstr' op, which evals the contents of "cycle1_toggle".
10. 2. the "cycle1_toggle" is main worker, it is continously rewritten with TWO things: a) copy of next instruction b) payload: say command
11. 3. pay attention that at the very end (here "phrase_3"), the "a)" should point back to phrase_1 for loop to continue.
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14. # How to use
15. copy the 5-line block somewhere above and modify it like this:
16. 1. set bind key, one key will switch output on every press
17. 2. modify the text in "say ___"
18. 3. if you want to expand the loop (have more than 3 looped strings) do this:
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20. 3.1. duplicate the "seta phrase_2 ......" below "seta phrase_2"
21. 3.2. change its "say ___" to new text
22. 3.3. rename it from "seta phrase_2" to NEXT number
23. 3.4. make sure that "seta phrase_3.." (4,5,6 etc) points to the next "...vstr phrase_4;.." (5,6,7 etc).
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25. 4. IMPORTANT the very command "seta phrase_N" (above its "seta phrase_3") should point to very first (here "vstr phrase_1") so it loops back.
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27. # Do not modify
28. - cycle1_toggle variable name, it can be any, but should be same across code.
29. - you can add additional commands after "say ___" with semicolon (;), but note that flood protection may prevent outputting many phrases at once.
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31. yw