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Macro Recording Options Guide

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Macro Recording Options Guide

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Capture Options:

Keyboard Input: Allows you to enable/disable capturing keyboard inputs when


recording macros
Mouse Input: Allows you to enable/disable capturing mouse inputs when recording
macros

Repeat Options:
Toggle: Plays a macro until you press the stop button
Hold: Plays a macro while the play key is being pressed
Repeat: Plays a macro for the specified number of times or until stopped

Delay Options:
Delay Override: overrides all delays with the set delay
Delay Offset: Sets the random +/- value that will be added to each delay when
playing a macro (in seconds)

Record: Allows you to start a recording of a macro

Stop: Stops the recording or currently playing macro

Play: Plays the current contents inside the text box

Dropdown bar: Allows you to select and load saved macros as well as rename them

Save: Allows you to save the current contents inside the text box to the current
named file inside the dropdown box

Delete: Allows you to delete the named macro in the dropdown box and its contents

Text Box: Allows you to view the contents of the macro and edit them
Note: if values are wrong they will be skipped
Manual:
Drag button={left, right, middle} speed={lower is faster} x={x1} y={y1} to
x={x2} y={y2}
Delay {seconds}
Click button={left, right, middle}
Click button={left, right, middle} at x={x location} y={y location}
speed={lower is faster}
PressKey({keyboard key/combination})
Move x={x} y={y} speed={lower is faster}
WheelEvent delta={scrolls; negative for down, positive for up}
Type speed={how long to wait between each keypress in seconds} ({your
word})
# (skips the line if placed at the begining of the line)
* (reads this line only once if placed at the begining of a line)

Example Usage (spaces are necessary):


Drag button=left speed=1 x=0 y=0 to x=10 y=0
Delay 1.5
Click button=left
Click button=left at x=10 y=10 speed=1
PressKey(p)
PressKey(ctrl+c)
Move x=1 y=1 speed=1
WheelEvent delta=5
Type speed=.1 (Hello World!)

#Delay 1 (will skip the line because of #)


*PressKey(p) (will only run this line once because of *)
Recording:
KeyboardEvent: key was pressed
ButtonEvent: mouse button was clicked
Delay: delay between events in seconds
MoveEvent: mouse was moved to a position
WheelEvent: scroll wheel was moved

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