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Step 1：Go to Bios interface of the motherboardWhen restarting or powering on, continuously press “DEL” or “F2”. Alternatively, based on your motherboard model, refer to the image below to press the corresponding key to enter BIOS. Note: Immediately press and hold the key continuously as soon as the computer powers on，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">What should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/e304c047ff04db19fb876a30e2763c82.png" alt="图片27.png" width="inherit" height="inherit"><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/5463ff77ec09d959d924b97ccdf953d0.png" alt="图片28.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">After that, you'll successfully enter an interface similar to the one below (Looks complicated? Don't panic! You're already halfway there.）<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/e8790566ddb26e3677a25b26d4778b1f.png" alt="图片29.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 2: Locate the VT optionVT options are usually hidden away in the following menus—just click through to find them！Advanced / BIOS Features / CPU Configuration / Security / VT Options are generally categorized as follows:Virtual / Virtualization / VT-x / VMX /SVM / Secure Virtual Machine /If you cannot use the mouse to navigate in the BIOS, please use the keyboard arrow keys (↑↓←→), Enter key, Esc key, etc. for control.Step 3: Enable VTOnce you locate VT option, simply set it to Enabled!<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/c35e38e4c26f90842381d40769e5df53.png" alt="图片30.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 4: Press F10 to save and exit, then select YES/OK to complete the process.

How to enable VT

1、Intel-based laptops (Y, Z, G, N series)Step 1: During the Lenovo logo screen at startup or reboot, rapidly press the “F2” key on your keyboard multiple times in succession (some models require “Fn+F2”) to enter the BIOS setup interface，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/904f6394d0814fd53106afafeff5c68e.png" alt="图片21.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 2: In the menu, select “Configuration” → “Intel Virtual Technology” and set it to “Enable.” Press F10 to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/9dc5ba30130b96eb6a2444bc89cfc0d9.png" alt="图片22.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">2、AMD-based laptops (Y, Z, and G series)Step 1: During the Lenovo logo screen at startup or reboot, rapidly press the “F2” key on your keyboard multiple times in succession (some models require “Fn+F2”) to enter the BIOS setup interface，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a>Step 2: In the menu, select “Configuration” → “SVM Support” and set it to “Enable”. Press F10 to Save &amp; Exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/684c6d0961feb80d046b4381f889a39f.png" alt="图片23.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">3、Enabling Virtualization on Commercial LaptopsStep 1: During the Lenovo logo screen at startup or restart, quickly press the “F1” key on your keyboard multiple times in succession to enter the BIOS setup interface，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a>Step 2: Select “Security” → ‘Virtualization’ from the menu, set it to “Enable,” then press F10 to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps,，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/d22c22454041f8d33ee2420f7563ede6.png" alt="图片24.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">4、Enabling Virtualization on Intel Desktop PlatformsStep 1: During the Lenovo logo screen at startup or restart, quickly press the “F1” key on your keyboard multiple times in succession to enter the BIOS setup interface，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a>Step 2: In the menu, select “Security” → ‘Advanced’ → “CPU setup” → “Intel® Virtual Technology” and set it to “Enable”. Press F10 to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/60904f53e5fa5f3c137d8931fc6f9d4b.png" alt="图片25.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">5、Enable virtualization on AMD platform desktopsStep 1: During the Lenovo logo screen at startup or restart, quickly press the “F1” key on your keyboard multiple times in succession to enter the BIOS setup interface，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a>Step 2: Select “Advanced” → “SVM uCode Option” from the menu and set it to “Enable”. Press F10 to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/baf777f3c2722b61c16818a9a119bfe1.png" alt="图片26.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">

How to Enable VT on Lenovo Motherboards

Step 1: Restart your computer. After the screen lights up, repeatedly press the “F10” or “ESC” key to enter the BIOS setup screen，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/6263bbae6e5b5f3651b69ac1d3e51051.png" alt="图片14.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 2: Locate the VT option in the menu and enable it. Different motherboard models have varying BIOS interfaces, and the VT feature may be labeled differently.Method 1：1. After entering the BIOS page, locate the “Security” → “System Security” → “Virtualization Technology (VTX/VTD)” option. Change all “Disabled” settings to “Enabled” or modify ‘禁用’ to “启用”；2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you have already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what shopuld you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/908ea62a6884ccdb6a3c3a640f04010b.png" alt="图片15.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 2：1. After entering the BIOS page, navigate to “Advanced” → “System Options”. Locate and check both options: “Virtualization Technology - VTX” and “Virtualization Technology - VTD (Direct I/O Virtualization Technology - VTD)”;2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a>Guide↓<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/2dd27e2ede2f0077c960a801afd5a008.png" alt="图片16.png" width="inherit" height="inherit"><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/0b3344d58e0875fc325fa22480208005.png" alt="图片17.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 3：1. After entering the BIOS page, navigate to “Advanced Chipset,” locate “Virtualization Technology,” and change the setting from ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled.”;2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/8e7f1931153578e4f033b725b51b0ff2.png" alt="图片18.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 4：1. After entering the BIOS page, navigate to “System Settings,” locate “Processor Virtualization Technology,” and change the setting from ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled.”;2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/aed9dc727c21a433ea25ab7a0242d917.png" alt="图片20.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Special Note: In some cases, users may not locate the option following the tutorial. In such cases, navigate to different top menu bars and search for keywords such as “Intel® Virtualization Technology,” “Virtual,” “Virtualization,” “VT-X,” “SVM,” or “Virtualization Technology” to find the VT settings.

How to Enable VT on HP Motherboards

1、First, restart your computer. While it's booting up, repeatedly press the Del key (depending on your motherboard model, it might be another key like F2 or F10) to enter the BIOS setup interface。2、In the BIOS setup interface, locate the “M.I.T.” or “Advanced Frequency Settings” option, then navigate to “Advanced CPU Core Settings.” For AMD processors, this is referred to as SVM, as shown in the image below。<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/ddf18c7d560d7ee2cc91669efc70799f.png" alt="图片13.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">3、After enabling the setting, press F10 to save and exit。

How to enable VT on a Gigabyte (AMD) motherboard

Step 1: Restart your computer and enter the BIOS.After the screen lights up, repeatedly press the “F12” or “F2” key to enter the BIOS setup screen，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should I do if the computer boots up too fast to enter the BIOS?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/35604f118d9b195e9eaf4a91a91c3791.png" alt="图片7.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 2: Locate the VT option in the menu and enable it. Different motherboard models have varying BIOS interfaces, and the VT feature may be labeled differently。Method 1：1. Enter BIOS Setup, locate “Virtualization Support,” enable it, then navigate to ‘Virtualization’ and check “Enabled.”；2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/59047899f06ae69cd0c505c481e4c436.png" alt="图片8.png" width="inherit" height="inherit"><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/70edcaae14b56be61d9697f48d3ceff9.png" alt="图片9.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 2：1. Go to Advanced, locate“Virtualization,” and change ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled.”；2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/bdf63dc0517e18f366067ed0222ea267.png" alt="图片10.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 3：1. Go to Configuration, locate “Intel Virtual Technology,” and change ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled.”；2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/4c728bbaa228d2c3d14e9c081fa43f9b.png" alt="图片11.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 4：1. Locate the VT option using the keywords “SVM” or “Secure Virtual Machine,” then change ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled.”;2. Press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've already completed the above steps，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">What should i do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/8f7db4914a631cd773714cb5eac51bb2.png" alt="图片12.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Special Note: In some cases, users may not locate the option following the tutorial. In such cases, navigate to different top menu bars and search for keywords such as “Intel® Virtualization Technology,” “Virtual,” “Virtualization,” “VT-X,” “SVM,” or “Virtualization Technology” to find the VT settings.

How to Enable VT on Dell Motherboards

Step 1: Restart your computer and enter the BIOS. If the screen lights up and you repeatedly press the “Del” or “F2” key to enter the BIOS setup, but if the boot process is too fast to access the BIOS, <a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3175" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/e77593adb393872e72113485e367266f.png" alt="图片1.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Step 2: Locate the VT option in the menu and enable it. **Note that different motherboard models have varying BIOS interfaces, and the VT feature may be labeled differently.**Method 1 (Intel)：1. After entering the BIOS page on an ASUS motherboard, press F7 first to enter Advanced Mode as shown below；2. Enter “Advanced Mode” → “Advanced” → “CPU Configuration” → Scroll to the bottom and locate the “Intel Virtual Technology” option. Change the setting from ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled”.3. Then press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've completed the above steps but the emulator still shows VT as disabled，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">What should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/8ca8afdc73254993bbade11524eaa071.png" alt="图片2.png" width="inherit" height="inherit"><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/914cd26fbdb4b7615f17afc153260e8e.png" alt="图片3.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 2 (AMD)：1. After entering the BIOS page on an ASUS motherboard, press F7 first to enter Advanced Mode as shown below；2. Locate the “Advanced” section → “CPU Configuration” → “SVM” option, and change the setting from ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled”.3. Then press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've completed the above steps but the emulator still shows VT as disabled，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/7cff9321431a195a9b1d1c0ee7c4c5a2.png" alt="图片4.png" width="inherit" height="inherit"><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/f10d90306180e8b3d4ba0ab782d3b0f4.png" alt="图片5.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Method 3：1. After entering the BIOS page on an ASUS motherboard, press F7 first to enter Advanced Mode as shown below；2. Locate “Advanced” → “CPU Configuration” → “Secure Virtual Machine” option (or SVM Mode), and change ‘Disabled’ to “Enabled”；3. Then press the F10 key to save and exit. VT is now successfully enabled! If you've completed the above steps but the emulator still shows VT as disabled，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3176" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">what should you do?</a><img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202509/d3c040fbb5ca55e8828135452a3c6058.png" alt="图片6.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">Special Note: In some cases, users may not locate the “Intel® Virtualization Technology” option by following the tutorial. In such cases, navigate to different top menu bars and search for keywords like “Virtual,” “Virtualization,” “VT-X,” “SVM,” or “Virtualization Technology” to find the VT settings.

How to Enable VT on ASUS Motherboards

How do I enable VT?If VT is not enabled on your computer, you will not be able to use the Tencent Android Connect.Follow these steps to enable VT on your computer. We recommend finding the model number of your specific computer and scanning the QR code to view the instructions on your phone.Step 1: Identify your motherboard model，The specific method for enabling VT varies depending on the motherboard model，<a href="https://sj.qq.com/faq/3162" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">how to Check Your Computer's Motherboard Model?</a>Step 2: Locate the method for enabling your motherboard from the options below. The process requires restarting your computer.<a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756717114535" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">How to enable VT on Lenovo motherboard/Laptops?</a><a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756716644880" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">How to enable VT on HP motherboard/Laptops?</a><a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756716059630" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">How to enable DELL on Lenovo motherboard/Laptops?</a><a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756715542712" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">How to enable ASUS on Lenovo motherboard/Laptops?</a><a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756716238878" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">How to enable VT on Gigabyte motherboard/Laptops?</a><a href="https://www.gameloop.com/blog/faqs/SYZSfaqs1756717339113" rel="noopener" class="DefaultEditorTheme__link">Methods for Enabling VT on Other Motherboards</a>.

[Gamepad Mode]1、Single clickSyntax Format ：click + Co-ordination (Specific co-ordination of XY Axis)Example：click&nbsp;1000,500Description：Emulate the behaviour of clicks on a fixed co-ordinate point on the screen. It supports click on a single co-ordination aswell as multiple clicks on multiple co-ordinates, such as click on 1000,500 and 1200,600 at the same time. 2、press and releaseSyntax Format：press+Co-ordination+Enter+release+Co-ordinationExample：press 1000,500release（until_release）1000,500Description：Click the button to execute the click on the 1000,500 co-ordinates and then release the button. Click to emulator tap, release for released simultaneously. In addition, the instruction can be executed by until_release command, which is specifically for clicking the button and repeating the process until the click button is released. 3、Rapid Click (Turbo macro)Syntax Format：loopclick+Co-ordination +interval time(ms)+ number of clicksExample：loopclick&nbsp;1000,500&nbsp;10&nbsp;3Description：Emulate 3 consecutive clicks on the co-ordination point 1000,500, with an interval of 10ms between each click. Multiple Key combinations can be set and executed in order. 4、slide (Finger swipe on controller)Syntax Format：slide+Co-ordination 1+ Co-ordination 2+ swipe duration(ms)Example：slide&nbsp;1000,500&nbsp;2000,300&nbsp;10Description：Emulate the finger swipe on the controller, from the co-ordination point of 1000,500 to 2000,300 and overall swipe duration is 10ms 5、mapkeypress (multiple key macro)Syntax Format：mapkeypress+ mapped keysExample：mapkeypress&nbsp;pada&nbsp;padbDescription：Set up the key mapping so that pressing A or B will trigger the action. Then, use the mapkeypress command to link the two keys together. 6、onkeydown (Trigger timing: when the key is pressed or pressed and held)Syntax Format：onkeydown + arbitary commandExample：onkeydown&nbsp;mapkeypress&nbsp;padaDescription：Pressing + Releasing is considered a complete click, and the two actions are split as different trigger timings. The command is associated with press of keymapping a immediately as the button is pressed. 7、onkeyup (Trigger timing: when the key is released)Syntax Format：onkeyup+ arbitary commandExample：onkeyup&nbsp;mapkeypress&nbsp;aDescription：This command is executed after key is released, not when the key is pressed and held. 8、delaySyntax Format：delay+ time (ms)+ arbitary commandsExample：delay&nbsp;10click&nbsp;1000,500delay&nbsp;20mapkeypress&nbsp;padaDescription：After pressing the button, there will be 10ms delay before executing the click at co-ordination of 1000, 500, followed by another 20ms delay before executing the keymapping of key a. 9、loop/loopendSyntax Format：Example 1：loop&nbsp;3click&nbsp;1000,500loopendExample 2：loop&nbsp;until_releaseclick&nbsp;1000,500loopendDescription：Configure the number of loop iterations or the conditions for ending the loop for arbitary commands. For example, Example 1: Set the loop count to perform a click for three times on the co-ordinates 1000,500. Example 2: Configure with “loop until_release + loopend” to continuously loop while holding down the key until the key is released to end the loop operation.Note: When configuring controller commands, keep the following rules in mind: I1, in controller mode, basic function keys such as HOME, START, and SELECT are not supported. 2, When editing macros, you must enter the key name. Directional keys and X / Y / A / B keys require the pad prefix. Examples: pada, padb, padx, pady 3, Some commands require XY-axis coordinates. After clicking the desired position, the coordinate values are automatically captured in the lower-left corner of the editing window. 4, Commands such as press&amp;release or loop&amp;loopend must be used in pairs. If not paired, both commands will trigger errors. 5, Separate X and Y coordinates with a comma (,). Within the same line, separate multiple commands with a space. A single macro key can support multiple commands by writing each one on a new line. Execution follows a top-to-bottom order.command editing names for each key (used as the input text in the editing box to correspond with the key)<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202508/cb43e19ed73d1ebb3ffc1ba11751e632.png" alt="111_副本.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">

Gamepad Mode – One-Key Macro User Guide

One-Click Macro Command Instructions(Gamepad mode one-click macros follow the same usage)1. click (tap) Format: click + coordinates (specific XY coordinates)Example: click 1000,500 Description: Simulates tapping a fixed screen coordinate. For example, click 1000,500 means tapping at coordinate point (1000,500). Supports tapping a single point or multiple points simultaneously for multi-touch, e.g. click 1000,500 1200,600.&nbsp;2. press and release (press and lift) Format: press+coordinates+Enter+release+coordinates Example: press 1000,500 release (until_release) 1000,500 Description: Simulates pressing at coordinate (1000,500) and then lifting. press = hold down, release = lift up. Must be used together. Alternatively, until_release can be used to repeat the action continuously until the button is released.&nbsp;3. loopclick (repeated tap) &nbsp;Format: loopclick + coordinates + interval (ms) + number of clicksExample: loopclick 1000,500 10 3 Description: Simulates three consecutive taps at coordinate (1000,500), with a 10 ms interval between each. Multiple key auto-clicks can be set and will execute in order. 4. slide (swipe) &nbsp;Format: slide + start coordinates + end coordinates + duration (ms)Example: slide 1000,500 2000,300 10 Description: Simulates a swipe gesture on the screen, from coordinate (1000,500) to (2000,300), with a total duration of 10 ms. 5. keypress (system key press) &nbsp;Format: keypress + system key&nbsp; Example: keypress a Description: Simulates pressing a system key such as “A.” Commonly used in in-game keyboard/mouse passthrough solutions. (Note: All keys except the Windows key, Tab key, and Esc key can be used, including numbers 0–9, F1–F12, letters A–Z, and standard symbols.) 6. mapkeypress (mapped key press) &nbsp;Format: mapkeypress + mapped key&nbsp; Example: mapkeypress a b Description: Preconfigure mapping so that key A and key B are linked. Using mapkeypress, a macro key can trigger both A and B together. 7. entersight (lock view) &nbsp;Format: simply enter entersight&nbsp; Example: entersight&nbsp; Description: Simulates locking the in-game view. 8. exitsight (unlock view) &nbsp;Format: simply enter exitsight&nbsp; Example: exitsight&nbsp; Description: Simulates unlocking the in-game view. 9. onkeydown (trigger on key press) [universal command] &nbsp;Format: onkeydown + any command&nbsp; Example: onkeydown mapkeypress a Description: Press and release together form one full click, but pressing and releasing can be treated as separate trigger moments. This executes the associated behavior immediately when the key is pressed. 10. onkeyup (trigger on key release) [universal command] &nbsp;Format: onkeyup + any command&nbsp; Example: onkeyup mapkeypress a Description: The command does not execute while the key is being held down. It executes only after the finger is lifted and the key is released.&nbsp;11. delay (Delay) [Universal Command]Format: delay + time (in milliseconds) + action Example:delay 10&nbsp; click 1000,500&nbsp; delay 20mapkeypress a&nbsp; Description: Adds a delay before executing the action. In this example, after pressing the key, there is a 10 ms delay before executing the click 1000,500 action, and then a 20 ms delay before executing the mapped key A. 12. loop / loopend (Loop and End Loop) [Universal Command] Format: Example 1: loop 3&nbsp; click 1000,500&nbsp; loopendExample 2: loop until_release&nbsp; click 1000,500&nbsp; loopendDescription: Defines how many times an action should loop or when it should end.Example 1: Loops the action three times, tapping at (1000,500) three times.Example 2: Uses loop until_release with loopend to keep repeating while the key is held down, and stops once the key is released.(Note: loop must always be paired with loopend.)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol class="DefaultEditorTheme__ol1"><li value="1" class="DefaultEditorTheme__listItem">All macro commands must be entered in lowercase English. (If uppercase is entered, it will still display as lowercase. All punctuation must be in English format.)</li><li value="2" class="DefaultEditorTheme__listItem">Some commands require XY coordinates. When you click the desired position, the coordinate will automatically appear at the lower left corner of the editing window.</li><li value="3" class="DefaultEditorTheme__listItem">Commands such as press &amp; release and loop &amp; loopend must be used in pairs. If not paired, both commands will return errors.</li><li value="4" class="DefaultEditorTheme__listItem">In coordinate editing, the X and Y values must be separated by an English comma. When adding multiple commands in the same line, they must be separated by spaces.</li><li value="5" class="DefaultEditorTheme__listItem">A single macro key can support multiple commands. These must be written on separate lines and will execute in top-to-bottom order.</li></ol>&nbsp;Key Name Editing Instructions&nbsp;Below is a list of key command editing names (used when entering key names in the editing box).&nbsp;<img src="https://static.gameloop.com/syzs_cms/202508/a037245047086ae21b93c112b09d4073.png" alt="无标题文档_副本.png" width="inherit" height="inherit">[Some Common One-Click Macro Command Examples]&nbsp;1. One-Click ComboExample: Assign character skills 1–3 to the mapped keys Q, W, E, and assign normal attack to A. Create a one-click macro key to cast skills 1–3 along with a normal attack in sequence. Command Editing: mapkeypress a&nbsp; mapkeypress q&nbsp; mapkeypress w&nbsp; mapkeypress e 2. Switch Between Large and Small Map Example: Clicking the top-left corner of the game enlarges the minimap, clicking on a blank area restores the default screen. Assign the minimap location to X1,Y1 and the blank area to X2,Y2. Command Editing: onkeydown click x1,y1 (when the key is pressed, click to enlarge the minimap)&nbsp; onkeyup click x2,y2&nbsp;&nbsp; (when the key is released, click the blank area to close the minimap)&nbsp;3. View Rotation in 3D Games Example: Use the slide command to rotate the view. Adjust the rotation range by changing the distance between the XY coordinates. Command Editing: slide x1,y1 x2,y2&nbsp;

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