Okay, to be clear I am familiar with rules saying no stickman things

However,

I suggest a sensor-type element (i.e. same destructability and such) that will release a spark whenever a certain key on the keyboard is pressed, such as arrow keys, letters or numbers. 

When a pixel of KSNS (tmp=0) is present, all hotkeys require ctrl to work

KSNS is set to recieve a certain letter (using standard char-int conversion) by hovering the mouse over the pixel and pressing the key to activate it to set the tmp of KSNS

If all pixels of KSNS have non-zero tmp all unallocated hotkeys are activated without ctrl

will release a spark to any conuctor except INST when trigger key is pressed

Description: "Keyboard sensor. Set trigger key by mousing over and pressing a key"

Uses: 

• Controlling game-type saves without need for bulky, often ineffective 'stickman cages'
• typewriters revolutionised!
• easter eggs
• "cheat codes" for saves
• computers
• make manual reactors much smaller and neater, leave WIFI channels open for other uses
• easier to use than large amounts of WIFI

sorry I just have no idea about lua scripting an element where do I go?

Not to mention lua scripts don't save with saves...

@TPTROXRLYITSTRUE (View Post)

 i mean how you use lua to create an element, what all the variables do