Playing a macro manually

There are two ways to play a macro manually, regular playing and quick playing. The quick playing differs from the regular playing slightly, which does not open a play dialog box for asking playback options. About to play a macro automatically, please see the following:

• Scheduling a macro
• Triggering a macro

To play a macro regularly:

1. Click on the Macro Explorer tab.
2. Select the macro which you'd like to play.
3. Click the tool button Play, the play dialog will popup.
4. After determine the options for playing, click the OK to start playing.

To quick play a macro:

1. Click on the Macro Explorer tab.
2. Select the macro which you'd like to play.
3. Click the tool button Quick Play, the playing process will be started immediately.

The play dialog:

Password for access
Enter the access password if the macro is password protected.

Play times
How many times you'd like to play, the number zero does mean to continuously replay.

Initial speed
Click on the slider indicator, hold the mouse button down and move it to adjust the initial speed level of playback.

Repeat
Replay the macro continuously until you stop it.

Pause after clicking the OK button
With the option checked, after you click OK, the playing progress will be suspended until you resume it.

Emulation level
Specifies the emulation level of the mouse and keyboard acvitity. The hardware level emulation will bypass the protection of the most games.

Show progress window
Specifies the progress window whether to show during playback.

Dodge mouse pointer
Specifies whether automatically dodge mouse pointer, if so, when the mouse pointer move over the progress window, the progress window will move to dodge the mouse pointer. You may take the option to ensure the mouse click action to perform correctly on the right window, otherwise, the progress window may be clicked unexpectedly.

Initial variable value
Specifies the initial value to the variables. Multiple varaiables may be specified by separating entries with the character &. If you specify multiple values to a variable, the last value will be used, for example: v_var1=123&v_var1=567&v_var1=88, the value of the variable v_var1 will be 88.

Notes:

"Repeat" does not take effect if the macro contains an instruction "End".

"Speed" also be set by the instruction "Adjust Speed" in the script.