Map Horizontal Scroll to Windows Volume using AHK & Interception

MXVolume.ahk

#SingleInstance Force
#NoTrayIcon
Persistent
; You need to install the Interception driver & the AutoHotInterception library to use this script
; https://github.com/evilC/AutoHotInterception
#include <AutoHotInterception> ; Adjust the include if necessary

AHI := AutoHotInterception()

MX_HANDLE := "Find & copy your Mouse's handle here using the AHI Monitor Script"

Subscribe:

deviceList := AHI.GetDeviceList()
found := false
for i, device in deviceList {
    if device.Handle = MX_HANDLE {
        found := true
        break
    }
}

if !found {
    Sleep 5000
    goto Subscribe
}

mouseId := AHI.GetMouseIdFromHandle(MX_HANDLE)

AHI.SubscribeMouseButton(mouseId, 6, true, MouseButtonEvent)

MouseButtonEvent(state) {
    if state == 1 {
        ; SoundSetVolume "-5"
        Send "{Volume_Down}" ; Send makes the Windows volume slider pop up, SoundSetVolume doesn't
    } else {
        ; SoundSetVolume "+5"
        Send "{Volume_Up}"
    }
}

I created this to replace the absolutely obnoxious and bloated Logi Options+ App. I only ever used it to control my PC's volume with the horizontal scroll wheel of my MX Master mouse.
This takes care of that.

You need to install the Interception driver & the AutoHotInterception library to use this script.

Should be easy to adjust this to your own usecase.