How to use MEmus Custom Macro in Key-mapping

MEmu is one of the most popular Android emulator software on PC today. The following article will help you use MEmu's Custom Macro 5.6.1 and above in Key-mapping effectively.

A macro is a sequence of actions (pressing, clicking, delaying, repeating, etc.) that can be triggered by a certain key. It is a powerful addition to MEmu's current Key-mapping control. You can define any sequence of actions as you wish and create your own Special Keys .

Open the Android MEmu emulator and click the Key-mapping button on the sidebar. You will see the Macro icon in the Control panel . Drag and drop it to any position on the screen. Note, it is different from non-Macro key because Macro does nothing with the point you choose. For example, put 3 keys Macro Enter, Space, Ctrl next to each other as shown below.

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Assign a key to Macro Enter and Click the small pencil mark next to the Macro icon. A new Edit Macro panel appears, located right, containing the Edit & Command area . You will get a Macro script in Edit when you click the + sign of each command in the Command. You can also directly edit them as you like.

Here are the current supported commands and related syntax:

Macro command panel of Android emulator software - MEmu

This article takes an example of using Macro keys in Mobile Legends . First, create a Macro to send a "Watch Out Boss" message in the game by pressing Enter . Pay attention to the number of coordinates in the right panel, always changing when moving the mouse on the screen. It tells you the exact coordinates where the mouse cursor is moving. For example, the macro is as follows:

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Map key F4 // F4 is the mapping key to open the chat box in the game
Delay 100
Touch 1070 440 // Click the input box to activate it in the game
Delay 100
Input WATCH OUT BOSS // Type the message "Watch Out Boss"
Delay 100
Touch 1240 670 // Click the Enter key to send the message.

Second, create a Macro to sell your first weapon and buy an assault weapon in the store by clicking the Space key . This is a long series of actions including 7 clicks and 3 swipes. The example macro is as follows:

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Touch 1200 20 // Open store by clicking coordinates (1200, 20) on the screen.
Delay 200
Touch 200 660 // Select the first weapon in the deck.
Delay 100
Touch 1120 500 // Sell this weapon.
Delay 100
Touch 80 220 // Select a list of offensive weapons.
Delay 100
Swipe 320 500 320 200 // Swipe 3 times to move down the list.
Delay 100 // Sometimes it happens too fast, so let's add a little "delay" to make it smoother.
Swipe 320 500 320 200
Delay 100
Swipe 320 500 320 200
Delay 100
Touch 570 540 // Select the latest weapon in the list.
Delay 100
Touch 1120 500 // Buy new weapon.
Delay 100
Touch 1220 40 // Close store.

Finally, create a Macro to check the score when pressing "Ctrl", close it by releasing the Ctrl key . In fact, the default X key has the same function. This means that most of the function keys can be replaced by the Macro key. MEmu has just pre-set Macro keys for common features for users to manipulate more.

Some new Macro keys in MEmu:

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Onkeydown // Execute the command between onkeydown and onkeyup while holding this key.
Touch 992 10 // Open transcript.
Onkeyup // Execute the following command onkeyup when you release the key.
Touch 200 200 // Close the scoreboard.

Hope the article is helpful to you.

Update new 2021

How to use Custom Macro in MEmu Android emulator key-mapping (since MEMU 5.6.1)

Macros are sequences of actions (such as keystrokes, mouse clicks, delays and loop, etc) that can be triggered by a specific key. It’s a powerful feature to extend the existed key-mapping control. You can define any action sequence as you want and make your own special KEY.

Open MEmu Android emulator and click key-mapping button on the sidebar. You will have a Macro icon in the advanced controls panel. Drag and drop it to any spot on the screen. Be noted that it’s different from non-Marco key because Macro has nothing to do with the spot you place. For example, I place the three Macro keys “Enter, Space, Ctrl” on the bottom.

Assign a key to this Macro for example “Enter” and Click the small pencil mark beside Macro icon. There will be a new panel of Edit Macro on the right, which contains Edit area and Command area. You will get the Macro script in Edit area when clicking the + mark of each command in Command area. You can also edit them directly as you want. The current supported commands and related grammar are as follows:

MEMU Android Emulator Macro Command Table – 1

MEMU Android Emulator Macro Command Table – 2

Well, let me explain how to use it by nine instructional videos.

1. loop/loopstop

2. onkeydown/onkeyup

3.input

4. keydown/keyup/keymove

5. touch

6. swipe

7. keypress

8. mapkey

9. entershoot/exitshoot