Uploaded March 2016 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Decided to give up on this combo since some sections were a pain in the arse for me to reproduce.
Decided to give up on this combo since some sections were a pain in the arse for me to reproduce.



![DMC4: an advanced guide to TAS combo-making by D-module
[APRIL 2025 UPDATE by D-module]
A major update to moves recorder has been finished! Here’s what’s new:
1. Greatly reduced timing error:
– The average difference between your real input time and the recorded timestamp is now only around 12 ms for a full input sequence.
2. Frame‑rate–aware recording:
– You can set any target FPS in the GUI (60, 90, 120, etc.). – The recorder will only insert Sleep delays when events span more than one frame, so sub‑frame “jitters” don’t clutter your generated .txt file.
3.Automatic session reset:
– Hitting Start always clears the previous recording. No more manual cleanup or mixing of runs.
4.AHK‑ready output:
– The generated .txt file on your desktop is now valid AHK code. Simple taps collapse into press(key, duration) calls, and down/up events with Sleep commands are laid out in a ready‑to‑paste format—so you can now copy the recorded content directly into your AHK script and run it.
5. Full macro‑tool support:
– Any keyboard actions generated by other macro tools are now captured and recorded alongside your manual input.
6. Added AZERTY-to-QWERTY keyboard file conversion (if youre French, honhon)
[MARCH 2026 UPDATE] Moves recorder by D-module:
https://mega.nz/file/IwNTzS5Y#hJumloneQiW9iNRW3nxU1xSr9mFiJFcw4h-9jjBpQGU
[MARCH 2026 ADDITION] Optimized .ahk template for your combo files
https://mega.nz/file/d19RFQ7B#jcDZfwl0PkVZYmvwu76KB7H43YmGjn0m37IEN3dz3Oc
This tutorial, presented by D-module, will guide you through the process of creating TAS combos in DMC4, other DMC games, and, in theory, any game.
A huge thanks to him for documenting this TAS-making method and translating the tutorial into English—I’m sure many players will find it invaluable.
Lastly, TAS combo-making lets you execute combos with near-perfect precision (99% as envisioned). To maintain transparency and avoid misunderstandings when sharing those combos, please always disclose the use of TAS. Thank you!
Now, with the disclaimers out of the way...
Heres the command referenced in the video:
#UseHook
press(key, duration) {
SendInput {%key% down}
Sleep duration
SendInput {%key% up}
}
As a bonus, you can automate the file-saving and reloading process by pasting this command into the .ahk file:
p::
IfWinExist, ahk_class Notepad ahk_exe notepad.exe
{
WinActivate
Send, ^s
Sleep, 500
}
Reload
Download AutoHotKey:
https://www.autohotkey.com/
Moves recorder program by D-module:
https://mega.nz/file/8g1VRLrQ#UfallwhjlJ4VwvLYCIfmSCg9YnPWw_KwTj28lxOKtHc
D-modules socials:
https://x.com/mumu43663912
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Original video (bilibili): https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1yEw2ePEfj DMC4: an advanced guide to TAS combo-making by D-module](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/vlETnw3o7VI/mqdefault.jpg)






