Macro editing behavior

You can use the Macro Loop command to achieve this, which should simplify your macro:

513 [Full] {Check} [Enter] 

{Macro Loop Begin} 131 [Enter] 

{Macro Wait} 1 [Enter] 

[Next] {Macro Loop End} [Enter] 

{Macro Wait} 1 [Enter] 

[Clear]

Hope that helps. 

-M

Hi,

Works for me, but is there a way to get the macro to stop and then restart from that same point?  Invariably when you go through the rig you want to check something and then move on.

You can deliberately insert "Wait for Input" instructions in your Macro but I don't think you can have a Macro listen for unscheduled user actions.

eugp said:

but is there a way to get the macro to stop and then restart from that same point?

You can't do it natively inside the macro - but you can use a group as a variable.  Here's is some sample code - Group 9991 is the variable.

Type your first channel and hit the macro - off you go.  If you stop the Macro the group will hold the information.

Adding a second macro the recalls that particular group makes the UI fairly seemless.

EDIT / I just tried it with Macro_Wait .5 * and it works fine.

eugp said:

but is there a way to get the macro to stop and then restart from that same point?

You can't do it natively inside the macro - but you can use a group as a variable.  Here's is some sample code - Group 9991 is the variable.

Type your first channel and hit the macro - off you go.  If you stop the Macro the group will hold the information.

Adding a second macro the recalls that particular group makes the UI fairly seemless.

EDIT / I just tried it with Macro_Wait .5 * and it works fine.