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Im trying to make a macro using this hook so it detects when the Left Mouse Button is pressed, but it never works

m_StartMacro = key == VirtualKeyCode.Lbutton && state == KeyState.Pressed;

I also tried to use the WaitForEvent option but it doesnt work either.

This isn't so much an issue, and more of a feature request... would it be possible to implement a way to suppress a key from being sent with this method of hooking?

As per title

I have a project where I don't care about mouse-hooking at all. I only listen to a select few keypresses and since InputManager has a nice subscription-system on a per-key-basis I use that. But debugging the program becomes a pain because the mouse-hook is installed no matter what and you can't disable it, the mouse is extremely sluggish as a result.
Are you still working on this project at all?

Filtering works great, but I do need to suppress mouse input too. Sorry if it's a lot of work.

I've been messing around with mouse filtering today and I've found that it works perfectly for RButton, but does not seem to block LButton properly.

        WindowsHookFilter.Filter += LbuttonHandler;
        WindowsHookFilter.Filter += RbuttonHandler;

        private static bool LbuttonHandler(VirtualKeyCode key, KeyState state)
        {
            if (!Engine.ReadyToRun)
                return false;

            return key == VirtualKeyCode.Lbutton;
        }

        private static bool RbuttonHandler(VirtualKeyCode key, KeyState state)
        {
            if (!Engine.ReadyToRun)
                return false;

            return key == VirtualKeyCode.Rbutton;
        }

This code seems to work for RButton, but not LButton.

I was wondering if you had an example on how you can capture key combinations using this. (i.e. Ctrl-A). I couldn't find one in the example or if it is there I apologize I must of overlooked it.