How to Install & Run Lua Scripts in Logitech G HUB (Full 2026 Guide)
🚀 Want to take your Logitech gaming mouse or keyboard to the next level? In this comprehensive tutorial, I will show you exactly how to install, set up, and write Lua Scripts inside the Logitech G HUB software.
While normal G HUB macros are great for simple tasks, the Lua Scripting API allows you to create highly advanced, customized commands—from intelligent auto-clickers and complex gaming combos to smart productivity shortcuts. Whether you are a competitive gamer or a developer looking to optimize your workflow, this video covers everything you need to know!
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🧠 WHAT ARE LUA SCRIPTS IN LOGITECH G HUB?
Logitech G HUB features a hidden superpower: a built-in Script Editor that uses the Lua programming language. Instead of just recording basic keystrokes, Lua allows you to use functions like OnEvent, IsMouseButtonPressed, and OutputLogMessage. This means your mouse can make logical decisions, loop actions with precise millisecond delays, and execute scripts that standard macro software simply cannot handle.
🛠️ QUICK TEXT GUIDE: How to Add a Lua Script
Open the Logitech G HUB desktop application.
Click on the profile at the top (usually says "Desktop" or your specific game).
Select the game/app profile you want the script to run on.
Click the "Scripting" icon (the small { } brackets) at the bottom.
Choose "Create a New Lua Script".
Delete the default text, paste your custom Lua code, and hit "Save and Run" (Ctrl+S).
🔗 IMPORTANT LINKS:
Download Logitech G HUB: https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/innov...
⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This tutorial is intended for educational and productivity purposes. Please review the Terms of Service for any competitive multiplayer games you play.
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