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<ButtonAction Type="Sequence"> <ID>Macro_*************************</ID> <Name>leave comment</Name> <Sequence Pause="120"> <ActionID Pause="1">HIDMouse_Left</ActionID> <ActionID Pause="1">F</ActionID> <ActionID Pause="1">Ctrl+Enter</ActionID> </Sequen...

Are how we looking idle ok states though if wait idle take care make better?

I believe scrolling by lines is a windows function, not a spacemouse function. You should be able to go into your mouse settings and change it there.

Welp, that's bad news but I guess still workable. Thanks for the info!

Hello! I've noticed that the default timeout between actions in a macro is 40 milliseconds, and there appears to be 120 ms pause before the macro begins. It's easy enough to go into the xml and change them all to something faster, or.. to remove them perhaps (not tried it yet). I've looked around an...

You've got to be able to navigate somehow, yes? If you search around in here, you can find ways to map the axes in the config xml to whatever you want for that application. It's not easy but it should be doable. I have DOOM 2016 mapped. It took about a weekend to figure out. Hi dumbweighter2 I am v...

Also, i'm considering reporting my own post due to slow response to having it approved lol not sure how else to make it go faster!

Ah, can't figure out how to edit my initial post, but it appears that my example was not a good one.. Turns out, ctrl+pagedown does work nicely. What i did find missing is a way to, if one wished to, hold shift and press any number of keys, or anything like that. Might be of limited usage but i stil...

You've got to be able to navigate somehow, yes? If you search around in here, you can find ways to map the axes in the config xml to whatever you want for that application. It's not easy but it should be doable. I have DOOM 2016 mapped. It took about a weekend to figure out.

Good Morning | Afternoon | Evening After 6 or so years of blissful use, I upgraded from 10.6.8 to 10.9.3. The impetus for such a dramatic move was seeing the latest macro creator on another user's machine. Holy crap! Such upgrade! I like that you can build your macro step by step. But! I realized ye...