Author's website and contact information: https://barraider.github.io

• 🆕 Loops Support!
  • Sticky SuperMacro and Sticky Keystroke both support loops! Use the Auto Stop After N Rounds to create loops which will run a customizable amount of times.
• New Variable Commands!
  • {{VARSET}} - Use {{VARSET:VarName:Value}} to set the value Value into VarName. You can then use {{OUTPUT:VarName}} to display it
  • {{VARSETFROMFILE}} - Use {{VARSETFROMFILE:VarName:c:\myfile.txt}} to read myfile.txt and store its contents into VarName. You can then use {{OUTPUT:VarName}} to display it
  • {{VARUNSET}} - Use {{VARUNSET:VarName}} to clear VarName
  • {{VARUNSETALL}} - Clears all variables. Usage: {{VARUNSETALL}}
• Full support for Numpad buttons! Added a bunch of new commands to differentiate between Numpad buttons and their non-Numpad variation (Arrows, Home, End, ...). See full list below
• Storing/Restore mouse position. Use {{MSAVEPOS}} to store the current mouse position. Later use {{MLOADPOS}} to move the mouse back to that position
• Mouse Double-Clicks:
  • Left Double Click now uses the {{MLEFTDBLCLICK}} command.
  • Right Double Click now uses the {{MRIGHTDBLCLICK}} command.
• MouseXY command which is superseding the MousePos command. Use it to move the mouse cursor to a specific place on your desktop. Use together with the new Mouse Location action in Win Tools to quickly determine the coordinates you want.
• Support for mouse Button 4 and Button 5 - Use {{XBUTTON1}} for Button 4 click. Use {{XBUTTON2}} for Button 5 click.
• New Let macro complete on stop option available for Sticky SuperMacro. Will ensure the macro completes fully when the button is pressed

• Macros can now be loaded directly from a text file (instead of being edited in the Stream Deck App)
  • Plugin will read the file on keypress to ensure the latest version of the macro is executed
• New option to ignore "new line" in textbox and only react to {{enter}}. Allows you to write macros on multiple lines to make them more readable

• The long awaited Variable support has now arrived!!! :new: You can now get input from the user and store it in variables. For example: Using {{INPUT:YourName}}Hello {{OUTPUT:YourName}} will first ask the user for a value, store it in YourName and then type it after the Hello part. You can use this many times, and with any different variable names.
• SuperMacro now supports putting a : between the command name and value, which allows better readability of your macros. You can now type {{PAUSE:1000}}, {{KEYDOWN:SHIFT}},{{MOUSEMOVE:1,1}} etc.

This is the basic implementation. Create a macro and run it on keypress. Examples can be seen in the Usage Examples section below.

Toggle between two different macros.

Click once to enable, the macro will run again and again until the button is pressed again

This action limits the action to either one command (such as {{ctrl}{c}}) or one character. The command will be run again and again as long as you continue to press the key.

This action limits the action to either one command (such as {{ctrl}{c}}) or one character. The command will be run again and again until the button is pressed again.

SuperMacro knows to deal with both Commands and normal text. A command is either one special key (like F5 or Winkey) or a keystroke (like Ctrl-C). A command is always enclosed in {} and each individual key in the command is also inclosed in {} so you should always see two {{ at the beginning and two }} at the end. For instance: {{f5}} or {{ctrl}{c}}

1. Open Windows Explorer and got to C:\Program Files
   Note: Delay should be ~20 ms

{{win}{e}}{{pause:400}}{{alt}{d}}c:\Program Files\{{enter}}

2. Open notepad and play with the settings
   Note: Delay should be ~20 ms
   Note2: This will not work correctly if your Windows (and notepad) are not in English

{{win}{r}}{{pause:500}}notepad.exe{{enter}}{{pause:1000}}Ok... Let's see what this plugin can do...{{alt}{f}}{{right}}{{PAUSE:400}}{{right}}{{PAUSE:400}}f{{pause:400}}times{{down}}{{PAUSE:400}}{{tab}}{{PAUSE:400}}{{down}}{{PAUSE:400}}{{down}}{{PAUSE:400}}{{ENTER}}{{ENTER}}For more information visit: https://barider.g1thubio{{ctrl}{shift}{left}}{{PAUSE:400}}https://barraider.github.io{{ENTER}}{{alt}{o}}f{{PAUSE:100}}Lucida Console{{tab}}Regular{{Tab}}12{{ENTER}}

3. Calculate something
   Note: Delay should be ~20 ms

{{win}{r}}{{pause:300}}calc{{enter}}{{pause:1000}}1*2*3*4*5=

4. Move the mouse to a certain position on the screen

{{MOUSEPOS:40000,15000}}

5. Move the mouse by 10 pixels left and 20 pixels down on every press

{{MOUSEMOVE:-10,20}}

6. Get input from user and then use it later on.

{{INPUT:Name}}Hello {{OUTPUT:Name}}, Nice to meet you!

https://github.com/BarRaider/streamdeck-supermacro/releases

For support please contact the developer. Contact information is available at https://barraider.github.io

Please contact the developer. Contact information is available at https://barraider.github.io

This plugin uses the StreamDeck-Tools v2.0

Note: Use a : between the command name and the arguments