j0hnb

I want to make a recording of everything I do, and put it in a macro, so I can replay it whenever I want. Is there any thing out there to do this. I want it to record keystrokes, mouse movement and timeing. Any suggestions.

phukraut

I have heard good things about PowerPro. It works with Windows.

j0hnb

I just checked out PowerPro, but it doesn't seem to support recording Macro's then replaying them. I need it to capture the actions that I do and replay them. I am using AutoRec 4.6 right now, and it's a little buggy. In short I'm trying to find a simple way to make a Bot for games, and programs. Any ideas?

Plaid13

What kinda bot for games? I used a program called ghostmouse some in DAoC to do the repeditive boring crafting stuff. That worked ok but wasnt enough to keep me happy. ended up making a better one that would watch what was happening on the screen and do what was needed when it was needed. I assume you dont want to make like a aimbot sort of thing since you just want a record and repeat sort of thing but what is it you need it to do? do you need just the mouse clicks and movment recorded? or are keystrokes important?

j0hnb

mouse click and movements would be enough. How did you make a system that monitored the screen and reacted depending on what happened?

cyrnel

Macro Scheduler is nice. It isn't free but they do provide an eval download.

Edit: There's another one nearly as good that was free but I'm drawing a blank right now. Argh.

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Plaid13

Ghostmouse should do what your looking for if the mouse movemnt and clicks is enough the one that watched what was going on was a program called autoit its not easy to use but can do just about anything if you dont mind reading through alot of code and writeing your own.

j0hnb

Thanks. I'll have to check it out.

Confederate

MAcro express has always worked for me, though it isn't free