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Getting Started with Visual Macros

Getting Started with Visual Macros

Open the node editor by pressing B or selecting it from the main menu. Create a new macro by choosing an empty slot and clicking Edit. You'll see a workspace with a Macro Entry Point—this is where your routine begins.

Drag component blocks from the left menu into the workspace. Connect their output dots to build your logic flow using true, false, completed, and failed pathways. Add delays between actions and set conditions to test before executing steps.

Once your routine is complete, click Save. Return to the macro list and press Run to start automation. You can store up to 100 different macro configurations in your profile, making it easy to organize routines for different tasks like inventory management, command sending, or Discord alerts.