#KEYSTROKE MACRO RECORDER MAC OSX PLUS#
#KEYSTROKE MACRO RECORDER MAC OSX WINDOWS#

Run commands can be incredibly useful, and used to open specific applications or folders.

#KEYSTROKE MACRO RECORDER MAC OSX WINDOWS#

Run command actions allow you to perform a windows run command during the action. The text will appear all at once as if it was copy and pasted. Type text will automatically add a specified text input. With the mouse functions, you can assign clicks or the ability to scroll up or down. Mouse button actions give you the ability to assign mouse functions to the macro. Keystroke actions allow you to input a keyboard action into the macro script. You can also switch action events between keystroke, mouse button, type text, and run command. Once an event has been added the function and delay can be set through the properties menu. You will need to select the appropriate action for the event you want to add. When inserting an event there will be a choice of different actions. The new event will be placed under the selected event in the macro.

New events can be added to your macro script using the insert drop menu. Having the press and release actions in the incorrect order, or separated, can cause the macro to play in an unintended manner. When moving macro events you want to be careful separating press and release actions. These buttons allow you to quickly revert changes and retake steps when altering your macro script.Ĭlicking and dragging a macro event allows you to change the order of the script. The curved arrows above the script are the undo and redo buttons. When a change is made the macro script will be updated. The properties can be used to adjust the event delay and action function. Selecting an event in the macro will open a properties panel on the side. All changes made to the macro will automatically be saved, without needing to reassign the keybind. Macros can be edited at any point to adjust the function or speed of the script. It allows you to set up an abundance of macros with the secondary layer of customizable keys. Hypershift keys are especially useful when combined with macros. This allows you to add a hypershift button to your mouse for quick access. However, the hypershift modifier button can be changed at any time from the device menu in Synapse. The default key for activating hypershift is “Fn” on your keyboard. Each key is customizable, allowing you to assign macros or other useful functions to them. Razer Hypershift adds an extra layer of functions to your keys. The loop will begin once the keybind has been pressed, and will stop once released. Play While Assigned Key is Pressed: The play while pressed playback method will play your macro on a loop. Once the macro has been activated it will continuously repeat until the selected keybind has been activated again. Toggle Continuous Playback: The toggle continuous playback option works as an on/off switch. Once activated the macro will play in its entirety for the set amount of times. Play Multiple Times: With the play multiple times option you can specify an extact amount of times you want your macro script to play. Play Once: The play once option will play your macro script from start to finish once. Select a playback option from the left, then press save. Macros can also be bound to Hypershift keys.ġ1. Choose the button or key on the device you want to use. Select the device you want to use for the macro.ġ0.

#KEYSTROKE MACRO RECORDER MAC OSX PLUS#

Click the plus icon at the top of the “Key Binds” panel.ĩ. Press the stop button to end the recording.Ĩ. You may need to wait for a countdown timer to finish before recording.ħ. Click “Record”, then record your macro by entering your keyboard and mouse inputs. No Delay will have each event play directly after the previous.Ħ.The same delay will be used for all events. Sec Delay allows you to choose the delay, in seconds, between actions.

The time you take between inputs will be used for the macro. Record Delay will source the delay from the macro recording.The delay is the interval between events. Choose the delay settings for your macro.

Select the drop arrow next to the “Record” button.ĥ. Click the macro name in the list, rename it, then press enter to confirm.Ĥ. Press the plus icon at the top of the macro list.ģ.

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