Record your fishing cast timing, dungeon routes, or any repetitive sequence once, then replay it on loop while you step away. The macro captures your actual keyboard and mouse movements—nothing injected into the game, just your input played back exactly as you made it.
Every keystroke and mouse movement is captured and replayed with precision. Whether it's a five-second fishing cast or a ten-minute dungeon route, the macro executes your recorded sequence identically each cycle.
Getting a macro running takes just four steps.
Your input is honest input—keyboard and mouse events, nothing more.
The macro records and replays only your keyboard and mouse actions. No code is injected into the game process, no memory manipulation, no synthetic event generation. It's your input, replayed.
Fishing casts, ability rotations, and movement rely on millisecond precision. Record once with your own rhythm, and that exact timing loops forever—no guessing, no script adjustments needed.
Dungeon paths, resource gathering routes, and farm sequences change with patches and spawns. Record your current best route in minutes and keep it updated as the game evolves.
Runs natively on Windows. No dependencies, no external tools to configure. Install and start recording your next session.
The core difference shapes how safely and reliably the macro works.
Yes. Since it replays your keyboard and mouse input—not modified game values—patches don't break your recordings. If the game layout or timing changes, re-record your sequence.
Yes. Record sequences as long as your patience allows—five minutes, ten minutes, or longer. The macro stores and replays the full input chain.
The macro replays standard keyboard and mouse input without injecting code into the game. Whether use is permitted depends on Slayers 2's terms of service, which you should verify yourself.
Pause or stop playback at any time using the macro controls. Your character returns to manual control instantly.
Yes. Create separate recordings for your fishing spot, each dungeon route, or farming sequence, and switch between them as needed.
It installs with a standard Windows installer; Windows may ask for permission once during setup.
Simply record a new macro over the old one. There's no penalty for overwriting—just re-perform the sequence cleanly and save it.
Stop manually repeating the same cast or route every session—capture it once and let the macro handle repetition while you focus elsewhere.
Download for Windows