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Keylistener trouble

 
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Currently I enjoy playing many games, these games can be a pain and very boring to get gold/items etc.. so I've recently made an auto clicker of which will click in place but the problem is when the clicker is activated I've made the GUI set to 'setvisivle(false)' so the GUI doesn't get in the way, currently as the Java clicker has clicked off the GUI and is now clicking on another window, there isn't any ways to stop this clicking, so I've recently tryed making it so when i press 'F12' it will 'setVisible(true)' and stop the clicking, but I don't know any way to make the listener, listen for keys off the Java application.

Need help :S
 
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I'm sorry, I'm having trouble understanding what it is you want to do. You want to listen for keys pressed in a Java application, but you you don't have access to the Java source?

 
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