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#BLUESTACKS 3 CURSOR X Y COORDINATES HOW TO#

For Android below 7.0, you either need to root your phone or install their daemon which you can find how to do it in their website. If you're using Android 7.0+ then you don't need any special setup. Within the app you can browse for the file manuallyįor AnkuLua to work.

lua file with the same name as the macro and you just need to to transfer this file to your phone. The app is free for 30min and if you want to remove that you need to pay for a subscription which is.meh If somehow Robotmon does not work on your phone then this is your last resort. Make sure to allow USB Debugging on your phone

Unzip their Service, start it up then hit "Start Service".

#BLUESTACKS 3 CURSOR X Y COORDINATES DOWNLOAD#

Download their Service Manager: Pick the right one for your OS.Scroll down to the bottom and pick the one that matched your phone Install Android driver: Here's the official link from Google.Enable the USB debugging: Go to Developer setting you've unlocked in step 1 and check the "USB Debugging" checkbox.Enable Developer mode: Check "Show Location" section up there.I'll summarize it here for your convenient Which you can find how to do it in their app page. For Android below 8.0 you would need to install their service via adb. The outputed script is a folder with the same name as the macro and you need to transfer this folder to internalStorage/Robotmon/scriptsįor Android 8.0 and above it works out of the box. I think you can choose to pay to remove the ads If you have newer phone this is what I recommended. For those who's looking for macro already made by others, browse the listĬonsider taking a quick look at the showcase video below. I'm looking forwards to see what you came up with. The macro you made can be used by others and this site was created just so you can upload your creation here. Since it's easy to make, it's also easy to edit. You can define each individual mouse input, move them around, grouping them together, reuse common action and also provide a bunch of tools to make testing, timing easier EMM aka Easy Macro Maker will streamline that process. But problem is if you messed up, you have to do the recording all over again. Basically, you record your mouse input and it'll play those back. Nox or MEmu have a thing called Macro Recorder.

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Update Getting Started Section for more detail on each Emulator and Mobile supportįor those who don't know what a macro is.Add new Video showcasing new feature of ver 1.0.9.Add new Section regarding the new feature of ver 1.0.9.

The image below shows an example of what you will see after enabling these settings when you left-click with your mouse while in-game or using any Android application, such as the Google Play Store.

Show pointer location for current touch dataĥ.

Here, locate the "Input debugging" section and enable one or both of these settings: On the "Settings" page, click on the "Advanced" tab, as shown below.ģ. To enable this setting, launch BlueStacks and click on the "gear" icon on the Side toolbar to access the "Settings" menu.Ģ. If you face any performance issues, please turn this setting off.ġ. NOTE: Enabling this setting can have an adverse effect on your performance. This is useful in various scenarios such as: This article will guide you on how to enable this on BlueStacks. You can choose to get visual feedback on various clicks/taps you perform with your mouse on BlueStacks 5.