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| − | + | Function: <b> CTRL+M </b>.<br> This will capture the mouse position and place the coordinates of the mouse in the macro. | |
| − | To use this command, place the mouse on the object you want to click on, use ALT+TAB to tab over to the ACTool program, | + | To use this command, place the mouse on the object you want to click on, use ALT+TAB to tab over to the ACTool program, |
and press <b> CTRL+M </b>.<br> | and press <b> CTRL+M </b>.<br> | ||
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| − | + | Function: <b>F2</b>.<br> | |
This will start the macro with out having to press the start button.<br> | This will start the macro with out having to press the start button.<br> | ||
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| − | + | Function: <b>ALT+TAB ALT</b><br> This will Tab over to the macro program, then the 2nd "ALT" will select the file menu | |
| − | which will pause the macro, from there mouse over to "Macro" menu and click "Stop". This is very useful sometimes to | + | which will pause the macro, from there mouse over to "Macro" menu and click "Stop". This is very useful sometimes to |
| − | stop a macro that is running and not functioning correctly. Many times it is nearly impossible to tab over and click stop on | + | stop a macro that is running and not functioning correctly. Many times it is nearly impossible to tab over and click stop on the macro. |
Revision as of 23:19, 30 December 2008
Oni's Macro Guide
Step 1: Get the program I use
If you do not have ACTool yet, got to ACTool Download Page
Install the Program
I've found this to be the easiest to learn and most of the commands make logical sense to me. ie. "mousepos", "delay", "loop" ect.
There are a lot more advanced macro creating tools out there but most of them are similar to scripting language and confuse the hell outta me
Step 2: Basic functions
Function: CTRL+M .
This will capture the mouse position and place the coordinates of the mouse in the macro.
To use this command, place the mouse on the object you want to click on, use ALT+TAB to tab over to the ACTool program,
and press CTRL+M .
Function: F2.
This will start the macro with out having to press the start button.
Function: ALT+TAB ALT
This will Tab over to the macro program, then the 2nd "ALT" will select the file menu
which will pause the macro, from there mouse over to "Macro" menu and click "Stop". This is very useful sometimes to
stop a macro that is running and not functioning correctly. Many times it is nearly impossible to tab over and click stop on the macro.
