record and run macros

[abbasbj]

I did not understand the logic of the combo. don't we combine the two movements ?

[Prototype]

What do you mean ? The logic is about buttons press, so you can do what you want like combine many combos for one move or have all in one.

[abbasbj]

I'm not sure what you want, just change these lines:

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if((angle < -157.5 && angle >= -180.0)
|| (angle > 157.5 && angle <= 180.0)) {
//  combo_run(COMBO_1); // UP
        macro_run("Example1.gmk");
} else if(angle > -157.5 && angle <= -112.5) {
//  combo_run(COMBO_2); // UP LEFT
        macro_run("Example2.gmk");
}

this shape repeats the same motion. I want to add different second movement in a row

[abbasbj]

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main {
    if(event_active(BUTTON_4)) {// Run the Macro once.
        macro_run("Example1.gmk");
        macro_run("Example2.gmk");
    }
}

If you want to convert it to a combo, you do it in the macro editor:

macro2combo.png

Macro Editor: Converting macro to combo. GPC combo code copied to clipboard.
but nothing copied

[Prototype]

Then paste it in a script.

[abbasbj]

name remains Example1.gmk. Isn't it supposed to be a macro 2 combo?

and how do I glue it. Can you show with an example?

[Prototype]

It's not to paste in a macro but in a script. I had requested what your are saying on github but it's not yet available.

[abbasbj]

Macro Editor: Converting macro to combo. GPC combo code copied to clipboard.
What should I do after writing this? What does he mean by saying copied to clipboard. I do not understand anything. Can you explain it very simply. or https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... ing:combos
Can you update it in more detail?

You explained that well https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... _interface

[Prototype]

It's the copy to clipboard feature, it copys the marco into a combo to a text to be pasted in a script.

[abbasbj]

It's the copy to clipboard feature, it copys the marco into a combo to a text to be pasted in a script.

if((angle < -157.5 && angle >= -180.0)
|| (angle > 157.5 && angle <= 180.0)) {
// combo_run(COMBO_1); // UP
macro_run("Example1.gmk");
} else if(angle > -157.5 && angle <= -112.5) {
// combo_run(COMBO_2); // UP LEFT
macro_run("Example2.gmk");
}

So is that? Isn't there any other way to stick it?