Yes. Because They just give you a Unfair advantage compared to users who don't have that possibility/ Si, Porque te dan una gran ventaja contra otros jugadores que no tienen esto. De todas formas, /rules.
Wait I have a question. Are macros such as "Good game" and all other text-based allowed? I think yes they are because it's not an advantage for the game itselfs
Wait I have a question. Are macros such as "Good game" and all other text-based allowed? I think yes they are because it's not an advantage for the game itselfs
I don't believe these are illegal. As long as they don't affect gameplay for your own advantage I guess it's fine. I knew of a long gone Moderator who would use them for warnings, even though I don't know if that's legal anymore. I don't see any harm on text-based ones, though, as long as it's not used to spam or anything.
I don't believe these are illegal. As long as they don't affect gameplay for your own advantage I guess it's fine. I knew of a long gone Moderator who would use them for warnings, even though I don't know if that's legal anymore. I don't see any harm on text-based ones, though, as long as it's not used to spam or anything.
What if let's say I assign an extra button as slot 3?
Wait I have a question. Are macros such as "Good game" and all other text-based allowed? I think yes they are because it's not an advantage for the game itselfs
Depends on the type of macro. I've got lots of macros with the Macros Mod, and I mean a lot. However they are all command, chat and item macros, not autoclickers or auto bridgers or whatever.
Be more concrete please and we'll give you a concrete answer.
Keyboard macros and mouse macros allow short sequences of keystrokes and mouse actions to be transformed into other, usually more time-consuming, sequences of keystrokes and mouse actions. In this way, frequently used or repetitive sequences of keystrokes and mouse movements can be automated. Separate programs for creating these macros are called macro recorders.
It's just a extra key on your mouse/keyboard which you can define a action to, so If you want to add the "click" function to the extra key (macro) you can set it up as that.
Depends on the type of macro. I've got lots of macros with the Macros Mod, and I mean a lot. However they are all command, chat and item macros, not autoclickers or auto bridgers or whatever.
Be more concrete please and we'll give you a concrete answer.
I remembered someone asking you if you have a text macro, and you said no. LIAR!
I remembered someone asking you if you have a text macro, and you said no. LIAR!
JkJk xd
Macros make your life so easy, to the extent of hardly having to do several things by yourself.
I don't think I'd ever say I don't have them, however I always explain what macros I have because in a general basis people associate macros with autoclick so badly.
Keyboard macros and mouse macros allow short sequences of keystrokes and mouse actions to be transformed into other, usually more time-consuming, sequences of keystrokes and mouse actions. In this way, frequently used or repetitive sequences of keystrokes and mouse movements can be automated. Separate programs for creating these macros are called macro recorders.
It's just a extra key on your mouse/keyboard which you can define a action to, so If you want to add the "click" function to the extra key (macro) you can set it up as that.
Thanks :) so what sort of thing do people use them for apart from autoclicking?
Thanks :) so what sort of thing do people use them for apart from autoclicking?
I use macros for quick chatting. I have a mouse button set so when I click it it automatically says good game. I also have a mouse button set so when I click it it say xD
Thanks :) so what sort of thing do people use them for apart from autoclicking?
I have the layed out with number "1" so if im doing anything ealse with a blovk ik, and i get attacked i juet click the macro and ill have the sword on hand instantly. Pretty good.
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