Syntax format: touch x1 y1 x2 y2 time (ms) Usage: Click on the specified position on the emulator window. If you want your size command to take effect again, your size command needs to be reconfigured or the emulator resolution is changed back. Usage: the resolution of the current emulator window. The size command can still be triggered after zooming in or out on the emulator window. The size command must be added before the macro command that needs to use the coordinate, and it will be invalid after the emulator resolution is changed. The specific syntax and usage of the macro (Only version 3.24 or higher has this function)Ģ. Note: The way to get the coordinates: when you hover your cursor over one position in LDPlayer, the coordinate of that position will be showed in the bottom left corner of 'Macro editor' automatically. After setting a macro, click the 'Save' buttons in the lower right corner of the 'Macro editor' and the emulator respectively. Step 3: Click the pencil button in the lower right corner of the button that you dragged, click 'Save' after writing the command (For details, please refer to the second and third sections of this article). Step 2: Click the 'Keyboard mapping' in the upper right corner of the emulator, find the button 'Write macro', and drag that button into the game interface (The position of the button is arbitrary). Step 1: First, you need to download LDPlayer and a game, and start the game in the emulator.

This article will tell you how to set up the macro, the specific syntax and usage of the macro, and some common macro examples. Macros can be used for one-key combos, one-key chat, etc. It is very useful in some clicks that require repeated clicks or fixed logic. The main function of macro: multiple events can be triggered through one key. A macro is a shortened version of a computer command which makes the computer carry out a set of actions.

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