APSuper Macro 1.4

Originally Posted by germano003

You should put a hotkey to "reset" the macro, turning OFF all the features.

Btw, its my impression or i lose ROF when i turn on the macro?
I tryied to ser the MS from 100 to 1, so i figure out that how bigger the number, slower the shots (im dumb with macros).
But even with 1 MS, i lose some ROF, pretty sure about that.

using a macro, it reduce lot recoil but yes it also reduce a but of ROF, there are some macro that don't reduce ROF, but they mostly always do silent shot which mean if you get recorded you get ban, mine isn't silent that's in a way better

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Originally Posted by powerw6

Okay. it works now. Bug found:

After you turn on basic macro, it turns on fine by pressing f4 then whichever hotkey you've set for delay. It also turns off fine, but then you can't turn it back on.

you don't set any hotkey, you set the DELAY in ms .........

Originally Posted by AVA PlaYe

you don't set any hotkey, you set the DELAY in ms .........

That's what I am saying. I have to press F4 then the delay hotkey to work. That's good, but then once I turn that off pressing F4 again, I can't turn it back on. Is it only me?

thanks

ps. You also can't really use secondary weapon or grenade when quick scoping. If you forget to use the middle button to use the secondary weapon or grenade, then other people can see that you are using a macro... But then I am not sure how you would fix that. maybe disabling quickscope when 2,3,4, and 5 are pressed?

Oh good! finishing but one thing, i ever had this problem: what the hell is a "macro" what it does? i have read QuickScope and many more but generally what it does? shoot fast?

Originally Posted by gabrielcool1

Oh good! finishing but one thing, i ever had this problem: what the hell is a "macro" what it does? i have read QuickScope and many more but generally what it does? shoot fast?

Read the release post properly please, and you will understand it. Also click on "How a Macro works".