How to install a macro on a regular mouse - Macros Effects: Macroskin. Macros Effects: Macroskin

22.07.2019 Internet, Wi-Fi, local networks

In this article I want to talk about a program that allows you to execute macros on ordinary mice - Macros Effects: Macroskin.

1. Program interface

The interface of the main window can be divided into 4 areas.

1.1 Macro script editing and viewing area. Consists of a script text field and a link to invoke the Toolbox window.

1.2 The area for managing program and macro settings.
1.2.1 Logout- termination of work with the program (automatically stops the execution of the macro)
1.2.2 Customization- calling the window of the main settings of the program and the macro.

1.2.2.1 Tracking key- assigning a hotkey to enable / disable monitoring of the state of the macro execution key.
1.2.2.2 Macro execution key- hot key to enable / disable the execution of the macro when the state changes (pressed / released, depends on the "React to" parameter in the main window)
1.2.2.3 Sensitivity- setting the speed of movement of the mouse for the operating system (also available from the menu item Control Panel - Wash - Pointer Options - Move)
1.2.2.4 Restore state- restores the state of the mouse movement speed to its original state after executing a macro (useful if the command 1.2.2.5 MouseDragSpeed, see description below).
1.2.2.6 DirectX Support- support for emulating keystrokes in applications supporting DirectX Input. (without it, some applications will not recognize key presses)
1.2.2.7 Diagnostics- call the system diagnostics window (the program makes tests for compatibility and accuracy)

1.2.3 Information- call a window for viewing and editing additional information about the current macro.

1.3 Tracking event management area.
1.3.1 Checkbox "Tracking"- enable / disable tracking the state of the macro launch key.
1.3.2 Key state selection field- Select the state of the key to start the execution of the macro. If the selected state is " Pressing", then the macro will be executed cyclically (with repetitions) while the selected key is held down (when you release it, the program will stop executing). If the" Wringing out", then the program will execute the macro only when the key is released.

1.4 Macro recording / loading / saving area.

2. Working with macros

2.1 Download from the Internet
There is a large set of macros in the .amc format on the Internet (macros for the Oscar program, X7 mice). Macroskin can work with these macros.

2.2 Write manually
It is always possible to write or correct a macro manually using the built-in scripting language. Also in Macroskin there is a tool window for more comfortable typing of macros.

2.3 Record in real time
Another equally interesting option is real-time macro recording. Macroskin monitors changes in the location of the mouse and makes the necessary notes.

3. Description of script commands

3.1 MoveR X Y- relative movement of the cursor. The cursor moves relative to its current location by X-units along the axis X and Y-units along the axis y.
! Do not forget that for the screen, the coordinate axes are located in the opposite direction, and their center is in the upper left corner (Fig. 1).

fig. 1 Demonstration of the position of the center of coordinates and the direction of its axes

3.2 MoveA X Y- moving the cursor to the absolute value of the coordinates. The cursor will move to the specified point with X and Y coordinates, regardless of its location.

3.3 KeyDown N- hold down the key with virtual code N. Example: command KeyDown 16 hold down the key (its virtual code is 16).

3.4 KeyUp N- press the key with virtual code N. Example: KeyUp 16 will release the key .

3.5 Delay N- a forced delay of N milliseconds before executing the next command. Example: Delay 1000 a delay of about 1 second.

3.6 MouseDragSpeed N- changes the system value of the mouse sensitivity to N. The value must vary from 1 to 20. Example: MouseDragSpeed 1 will change the sensitivity value of the mouse to 1, which will greatly reduce the speed of movement of the mouse.
! if the "Restore state" checkbox is checked in the Macroskin settings, then after executing the macro, the program will return the sensitivity value to its original value

3.7 LeftDown / LeftUp / RightDown / RightUp - this set of commands is similar to the KeyDown / KeyUp commands, but for the mouse keys. LeftXxx is the operation for pressing / releasing the left mouse button, and RightXxx is the operation for the right mouse button. Example: LeftDown- the command will hold down the left mouse button.

3.8 MouseWheel N - scrolling the mouse roller. N-number of the roller shift from the current state. If N is a negative value, the mouse roller scrolls down, if N is positive, then, accordingly, the roller scrolls up.

Updates:

04.06.2016 MacrosEffects v1.9 -beta

1. Moved the main functionality of the program into a separate library me_core.dll(for third party developers)
2. Now you can connect additional modules thereby expanding the list of supported commands ( Settings->MODULES). There are two ways to connect the module: 1. From my server (published by me) 2. From a local file (.dll extension library).
3. For the library me_core.dll prepared documentation ( http: // site / wiki). Now anyone can use the functionality Macros Effects in their projects. And also write extension modules.
4. Some complained about incorrect work in the Warface game (after the last updates). Corrected work Alternative mode (Settings-Alternative mode). I have not had time to fully test it yet, I will refine it based on your feedback.
5. Added the ability to remotely execute macros on your computer. To do this, you need to enable in the settings Remote access, set a password (attention! the password is transmitted and stored in an unencrypted form) and you can send commands through the browser (the link will look like this: http: // :8182 - where local_address is the local address of your computer)

03/19/2016 MacrosEffects v1.8
1. Added support for the language file language.xml... This file must be placed in the program directory. This allows you to independently translate the program into any language.
Added language support language.xml file. This file should be placed in the program directory. This allows you to independently translate the program into any language.
2. Fixed a bug in the DirectX mode

12/16/2015 Macroskin v1.6
1. Added launch parameters:

file =<имя файла макроса>
autostart - automatic execution of a macro after starting the program
autoclose - automatically close the program after launch
repeatcount =<кол-во повторов>- the number of repetitions during automatic execution of the macro
hidemode - disables display of recommendations
autoscan - automatic activation of the scanner after launch
help? - displaying a list of all parameters

04/07/2015 Macroskin v1.5
1. Added an item to the settings menu " Repeat execution key". Provides the ability to reassign the F9 repeat key to any other.

03/19/2015 Macroskin v1.4
1. Added the command " MouseWheel N "to scroll roller mice. N-number of the roller shift from the current state. If N negative meaning, mouse roller scrolls down if N positive, then, accordingly, the video is scrolled up. Accordingly, a component for quick insertion into the command window has been added.

02/13/2015 Macroskin v1.3
1. Added "Alternative Method" mode in the settings, which should fix the problem with chaotic mouse movements in the game (high sensitivity).

02/11/2015 Macroskin v1.3 (not fully tested)
1. Fixed a critical error in calculating displacement coordinates.
2. Added a new system diagnostics item (Monitor parameters: -system, must match the screen resolution)
Required components to run:
.NET Framework 3.5
Microsoft Visual C ++ 2010

Using the program Macros Effects | Macroskin you can set the axis macros to absolutely any mouse whether it be a gaming mouse macro Asus ROG, Cooler Master, Corsair, Cougar, EpicGear, FUNC, HyperX, Logitech, Mad Catz, Ozone, Qcyber, Razer, Roccat, SteelSeries, Tesoro, Tt eSPORTS, Zowie or simple mouse macro Apple, Canyon, Defender, Gamdias, Genius, Qumo, Intro, Lenovo, Microsoft, Marvo, Rapoo, Ritmix, Smartbuy, SpeedLink, SVEN, ThunderX3, Trust!
Macros Effects does this with the A4TECH X7's .amc format macro. Macros Effects - runs A4TECH X7 macros programmatically, enameling macros from the internal memory of A4Tech X7 Oscar Editor. And what is important, the Macro Effect does not interfere with the game and the recoil control is implemented outside the game, which is not 100% cheats!
The program is simple and after reading this user guide, you will easily use axis macros in online games.

The main window of Macroskin consists of:
1. Script command area... In this window, you can simply paste the macro commands copied from the * .amc file, view, and also edit the macro.
2. Settings management Programs - a button to exit the program and configure the playback of a macro.
3. Tracking- after manually selecting this mode by clicking the mouse, the loaded macro is activated by pressing the left mouse button. And in order not to minimize the game, the default F8 key is assigned to activate the macro during the gameplay. Customization React to should be left on " pressing"- this is the most optimal mode in games, in this mode the macro is played with the repetition of the script while holding LMB.
4. Button area " open", "save" and " write down"Macro. You can open a macro from anywhere on your computer! After clicking save, the next time you start the program, the previously saved macro and settings will be loaded automatically.

Main functions in the setup window:
Tracking key(macro activation) and you can assign any convenient macro activation button. The macro execution key is by default LMB (left mouse button), but you can assign any other one, which allows you to run macros for semi-automatic weapons (requires remapping the keys in the macro).
Alternative method- requires mandatory activation if there is a problem of throwing an aim at the floor or twisting the character in the game. If there is such a problem, make sure that the alternate method is always enabled.
Sensitivity- for a regular mouse with no change in sensor sensitivity, it will be useful to change this parameter, which will help you change the speed of the mouse in the game. This parameter only works when there is no direct connection in the game! Restore state- after playing the macro, the pointer speed in Windows will retain the previous settings, but a mandatory condition at the beginning of the macro is to write the MouseDragSpeed N command, the value of N changes from 1 to 20.

In this article I want to talk about a program that allows you to execute macros on ordinary mice - Macros Effects: Macroskin.

1. Program interface

The interface of the main window can be divided into 4 areas.

1.1 Macro script editing and viewing area. Consists of a script text field and a link to invoke the Toolbox window.

1.2.3 Information- call a window for viewing and editing additional information about the current macro.

1.4 Macro recording / loading / saving area.

2. Working with macros

2.1 Download from the Internet
There is a large set of macros in the .amc format on the Internet (macros for the Oscar program, X7 mice). Macroskin can work with these macros.

2.3 Record in real time
Another equally interesting option is real-time macro recording. Macroskin monitors changes in the location of the mouse and makes the necessary notes.

3. Description of script commands

fig. 1 Demonstration of the position of the center of coordinates and the direction of its axes

3.2 MoveA X Y- moving the cursor to the absolute value of the coordinates. The cursor will move to the specified point with X and Y coordinates, regardless of its location.

3.3 KeyDown N- hold down the key with virtual code N. Example: command KeyDown 16 hold down the key (its virtual code is 16).

3.4 KeyUp N- press the key with virtual code N. Example: KeyUp 16 will release the key .

3.5 Delay N- a forced delay of N milliseconds before executing the next command. Example: Delay 1000 a delay of about 1 second.

Updates:

04.06.2016 MacrosEffects v1.9 -beta

12/16/2015 Macroskin v1.6
1. Added launch parameters:

04/07/2015 Macroskin v1.5
1. Added an item to the settings menu " Repeat execution key". Provides the ability to reassign the F9 repeat key to any other.

02/13/2015 Macroskin v1.3
1. Added "Alternative Method" mode in the settings, which should fix the problem with chaotic mouse movements in the game (high sensitivity).

As promised, I'll show you how to macro any mouse. For the review I chose the Macros Effect program, because it supports the Oscar syntax and all the macros that will be in my reviews can be used on ordinary office mice. Also, the plus of this program is that there are a lot of macros on the X7 on the network, which means you do not need to spend time rewriting third-party macros for yourself, you just need to pull the code from the AMC file and transfer it to the Macros Effect window. See how this is done from the video.

What you need:

1. Any mouse with at least two left and right keys

2. A program for emulating a macro on a mouse

Let's start macroing:

1. Download the archive with the Macros Effect program (the program is checked by the DrWeb antivirus)

2. Run the program on the computer

Let me tell you briefly about the simple Macros Effect interface:

Script window, a macro for the mouse is inserted or written into this window.

Tracking - activating a macro in the game.

React to: Pressing and releasing (Basically, you will need a release mode, so we immediately switch to this mode)

The big red button is needed to record your own macros. You turn it on and it records the actions of the mouse.

Let's make a small setting right away:

1. Click on the macro label at the top of the program.

2. In the settings, the tracking key, I chose the "X" button, we do it as convenient for anyone, be sure to change the F8 key.

The program is now ready to load the macro. To download, follow the link under the video and download the file with macros, for example, I took a macro from the Orsis T5000 standard, why exactly the standard. The bottom line is that here you can macro the left and right mouse buttons. The program is designed for primitive mice, in the standard macro for Orsis these keys are just used.

Here we downloaded the archive, there are three files in it:

1. Click on "standard" with the right mouse button

2. Opening with notepad

3. Copying the content of the tags

4. Paste the copied into the Macros Effect program -> into the script window.

5. We go into the game, press the X key, we hear the sound of the included program. We hold down the zoom, shoot - the sniper reloads itself.

Rapid shooting ...

To use the bug with fast shooting from Orsis, you will have to cut off part of the script, leave a double click and after the shot scroll the mouse wheel or press the 1 key. jerking, in the case of an ordinary mouse and this program, you will have to squint one eye on the fifth shot.

Optimizing Macros Effect:

Press the keyboard shortcut alt + Ctrl + Del launch the task manager -> go to processes -> right-click on the Macros Effect program -> set the priority above average. This is necessary so that the program first of all intercepts signals from your mouse.

I warn you!

The use of the software by the side in online games is prohibited by the rules, including in Contract Wars. In this video, I showed a primitive memory emulator for the Macros Effect gaming mouse - this program is the same as the usual memory of a gaming mouse, only the macro records will be located on your computer, unlike gaming mice, in the gaming macros are stored in the mouse itself.

To summarize:

If we compare the work of macros on a gaming mouse and through a program, the difference is felt significantly. It would be easier to take the simplest x7 with 16 kb memory and not invent anything, if you have to go to play with a computer club team, then no one will let you put your program on their computer, and when the whole script is sewn into the mouse, no one will say anything.

Through this program, you can macro double, troubles, queues, from any weapon. There will be an abyss for stormtroopers.

Added the following macros to the archive for the video:

1.double click

2. Trouble click

For those who have x7 gaming mice with built-in memory, I show you how to load a macro for yourself:

1. We download the OSCAR program for our mouse from the off site, usually it is on the page with the mouse description.

2. We launch the program.

3. Select the desired key

4. open the macro manager

5. Click on the macro -> Open -> Select the macro you need

6. Save -> Close the macro manager

7. Click Download to Mouse

The macro is loaded into the mouse, you can play and be happy.

As for the bloody mouse, under the video there is a link to a video in which the chuvachek tells how to put macros on a series of these mice, checked his video, everything is great, so that for the hundredth time not to shoot the same thing, who will need to go to

It is on her correct choice that success in game battles depends. Many players prefer special gaming models, for example, X7 or Bloody from 4Tech. What is the advantage of such mice? They are massive and large, so they fit comfortably in the hand. They are also equipped with a large number of buttons. Some models may have up to ten keys. What does it do?

Any office mouse has two, maximum three buttons - right, left and center. Each key has a number of functions. By default, the right one invokes the context menu, thanks to which you can select various additional functions. The left one is the function selection button. If the mouse is equipped with a third button just above the wheel, then it replaces a double click with the left button in various programs. If the wheel is pressed, then each press also has a specific function. The more of these keys, the more additional functions you can use.

In this article, we will tell you how to put a macro on almost any mouse. You will see what you need for this and find out where to get ready-made settings.

A macro is a set of commands that you run by pressing a specific key. Instead of pressing a button several times, you can program some action. What are the benefits of this? You can save a lot of time while playing. In addition, they can improve your game performance and you can achieve better results. Just keep in mind that in some gaming communities, the use of macros is prohibited and you can simply be banned.

Does your mouse support macros

If you're buying a gaming mouse, the first step is to make sure it supports the Oscar Editor. Some models will only support a standard macro, while others will even support custom ones, that is, the device can be programmed independently. Oscar Editor is a special built-in utility that allows you to configure and program the device. Without its support, programming can also be carried out and even an ordinary mouse can be configured, then what's the point of buying a gaming accessory if it doesn't do what it should? In addition, it is best to take a model of a device with built-in memory, this will greatly simplify your actions.