Its depends on your keyboard.
AutoHotkey (Windows)
As mentioned above, AutoHotkey is one of the most powerful tools for creating keyboard macros. It's highly customizable and can automate everything from simple tasks like typing to complex programs. Here's a simple script to open Notepad:
ahkCopy^n::Run, Notepad
This script opens Notepad when Ctrl + N is pressed.
Some gaming peripherals come with their own software to create macros, such as Logitech G Hub, Razer Synapse, or Corsair iCUE.
- Step 1: Open the software that came with your keyboard/mouse (like Logitech G Hub or Razer Synapse).
- Step 2: Select the key you want to assign the macro to.
- Step 3: Record the keystrokes or actions you want to automate (e.g., launching a program, typing a message).
- Step 4: Save the macro and assign it to the button.
Are you talking about Double ESC macro in 0.92 and below or Spacebar macro for 0.93? Double ESC macro does not work in 0.93 so that won't do anything now. You need to type "skipdialogue" in the in-game console and use Spacebar to skip text now, however making a macro for Spacebar is not allowed.
See announcements for more instructions.
Due to the new update though, i don't use the skipdialogue macro anymore since its not needed, but I did use to use it in old versions. Now I just click space
Level runs will now start being timed once the in-game cursor disappears, instead of "when the pink starts to fade." I made this change due to the fact that determining the fade is very inconsistent, and could cause runs to be unfairly timed compared to others
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