What is khj_fh6_ahk2?

This project is a script for the racing video game Forza Horizon 6 that automates repetitive grinding tasks using AutoHotKey, a tool that simulates keyboard and mouse presses. It is not an official game feature and works by pressing buttons in a fixed sequence, so it does not read anything from the screen and can break if the game is updated or the sequence gets interrupted. The script offers several automated routines, each tied to a function key. One farms skill points by repeatedly starting and restarting a chosen in game event, another farms in game currency by looping short races with a specific car, and a third automatically spends skill points on a wheel spin feature after buying a particular car. There is also a routine for gifting duplicate cars to other players, one for taking photos of every car in your garage to earn reward points, and a simple anti-idle feature that switches the radio station every minute so an autopilot feature does not time out. Using the script requires installing AutoHotKey version 2 and then running the script file, along with manually setting up specific in game conditions before pressing each hotkey, such as choosing a certain car, adjusting difficulty settings, or standing in a particular spot. The author notes this method is fragile since it does not check what is actually happening on screen, so results depend on consistent timing and hardware performance. There is an emergency exit hotkey to stop everything immediately if it misbehaves. The author is upfront that using this kind of automation could violate the game's terms of service, and offers no support beyond the instructions provided, inviting others to copy and modify the script for their own needs. The script was tested on a specific version of the game and a mid range gaming PC, and the author also shares several custom in game event codes at the end of the README as a way for users to give back.