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Reference Script Functions Hotkeys
Kristopher Barrantes edited this page Nov 5, 2026
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Also on the Cuebot Docs site.
Functions for C# (Cb.Call) and Python (a cb method each, or cb.call). See Script functions for how to use them.
Lists the hotkeys you made on the Hotkeys page.
Gives back: A list of hotkeys. Each has id, name, gesture (the keys, like "Ctrl+Shift+F1"), enabled (true/false), action (the action it runs) and group.
C#
var answer = await Cb.Call("hotkeys.list");Python
answer = cb.hotkeys_list()Acts as if you pressed one of your Cuebot hotkeys. Its "Hotkey pressed" trigger and its action run. No real key is pressed.
| Value | In Python | What to put in |
|---|---|---|
hotkey |
hotkey |
The hotkey's name as shown on the Hotkeys page, like "Scene: BRB", or its id. |
Gives back: true when the hotkey was found and pressed, false when no hotkey has that name or id.
C#
var answer = await Cb.Call("hotkeys.press", new { hotkey = "Scene: BRB" });Python
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