How to properly record keys for later playback?

Question

Python

I need to make a record of a certain sequence of pressed buttons, on the rack in consequence to play it.

Everything I came up with:

import keyboard
import time
timer = time.time()
timer = round(timer, 2)
dodo = 0
def print_pressed_keys(e):
    global dodo
    timeTwo = round(time.time(),2)
    perem = timeTwo - timer - dodo
    perem = round(perem, 2)
    dodo += perem
    ti = "time.sleep("+ str(perem) + ")\n"
    print(ti)
    f = open("key_records.txt", 'a')
    f.write(ti)
    if e.event_type == 'down':
        g = "pg.keyDown(@" + str(e.name) + "@)\n"
        f.write(g)
    else:
        g = "pg.keyUp(@" + str(e.name) + "@)\n"
        f.write(g)
    f.close()

keyboard.hook(print_pressed_keys)
keyboard.wait()

But firstly, for some reason, the python stops responding as soon as I open the game (windowed mode), and secondly .. maybe there is a smarter and more polished method?

@ - I would then replace them with ", but in the code itself (via visual studio)

Answer 1

1) You need to run as admin for something to work, but for full-fledged movements in the game, you should not use pg.press or keyDown-Up, since the game does not read click data.
2) this library has internal. delay, which makes it...bad.
What other methods are there for this purpose? Help me please!