How to Bind Modules and Set Up Macros in Meteor Client

Keybinds let you toggle a module instantly instead of opening the GUI every time, and macros let one key run a whole sequence of actions.

Binding a Module

Open the ClickGUI, find the module, and right-click it to open its settings. Locate the keybind option, click it, then press the key you want. The module now toggles whenever you press that key. Avoid keys already used by vanilla controls like inventory or sneak, or you will get conflicts. You can also bind modules from the Binds screen if your build exposes one.

Creating a Macro

Macros live in the Macros screen. Add a new macro, give it a name, and assign a key. Then add the actions it should perform, such as toggling specific modules on or off, sending a chat message, or running a command. Order matters: actions run top to bottom. A common use is a single key that enables several movement or combat modules at once, then another key that disables them.

Testing

Test each bind in a safe area first. If a macro does nothing, confirm its key is not already taken and that every action inside it is valid.