It is now possible to create macros using Speeder. Macros can be used to activate/deactivate specific hacks when specific keys are pressed. I have included a new file, Example_Macro_File.ini, in the .zip, which contains macros to enable the Player Speed hack while attacking and reduce cooldown timers to two seconds. The main benefit of macros is being able to separate the Movement Speed hack from Player Speed, although this is not entirely possible for some characters who might be moving while attacking. You can also use Speeder to check if a specific cooldown is active.
The Wayfinder Speeder Guide has been expanded with two new sections detailing Macros and their possible commands.
To get started, rename Example_Macro_File.ini to whatever you want, copy the file, and paste it in your Speeder folder. Type this name on line 9 of config.txt and save the file. Speeder will now load any macros you create in this file.
The following new lines have been added to config.txt:
- Line 8: How many milliseconds to wait before each attempt to read memory. The Wayfinder Speeder does not need to read memory very quickly because values, such as Player Speed and Movement Speed, do not change frequently. 1000 works well, but you can decrease it if needed.
- Line 9: The name of your macro file, including the extension. If this line is not blank, Speeder will read your macros from this file. See the [Macros] section for more details. Make sure this file is in the same folder as Speeder.
- Line 10: If 1, injected keys (from a controller, for instance) can be used to trigger any of Speeder’s macros. Controller buttons must be mapped to actual keyboard keys. Normally, injected keys are ignored by Speeder to prevent situations where a macro is initiated by the same key it presses, thus creating an infinite loop. Therefore, if you enable this line, it is imperative that none of your macros press the same key that initiates it.
- Line 11: A random sleep multiplier for all macro/waymark sleep commands. This randomizes your sleep timers to avoid macro detection. For example, a value of 0.05 (default) will randomize a 1000 millisecond sleep into a value between 950 and 1050.
- Line 12: The name of your driver. If this line is blank, you will have to type in the name every time you load Speeder.
Updating Speeder to version 5+ is necessary for these additions. Version 6 contains a fix for disabling Speeder.
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