Description

A lightweight client-side mod that lets you easily record, save, and play back your in-game actions. It works by saving your inputs every tick giving it perfect accuracy, though this causes camera movements to appear at 20fps.

All macros are saved to .minecraft/macros and are fairly easy to modify, just run them through an online JSON beautifier/formatter first.

(This folder is created automatically the first time you save a macro.)

What It Records

Camera rotation
Player movement (forward, backward, left, right)
Sprinting and sneaking
Placing and breaking blocks
Swinging Hand & Attacking Entities
Throwing items
Selected hotbar slot
Swapping main hand and offhand items

(All of the above can be toggled on and off both for recording and playback)

What It Doesn’t Record

GUI interactions (e.g., inventory, crafting, chests)
Block picking (default middle-click action)
Coordinates (macros do exactly what you recorded starting from wherever you are)
Items (will record selected hotbar slot but not the item inside)
Anything outside of minecraft

Commands

/macrorecorder record – Starts / Restarts recording a macro
/macrorecorder test – Play your last recording without saving
/macrorecorder stop – Stop recording or playback
/macrorecorder save <name> – Save the current recording to .minecraft/macros
/macrorecorder play <name> – Play a previously saved macro
/macrorecorder delete <name> – Delete a saved macro
/macrorecorder showRecordingIndicator <true|false> – Toggle the on-screen recording indicator
/macrorecorder bind <startRecording|stopRecording> <record|remove> - record or remove the keybinds to start and stop recording
/macrorecorder recordOnFirstInput <true|false> - Whether to start recording immedietly on on first input
/macrorecorder recordSettings <setting> <true|false> - Allows you to toggle on and off what is recorded
/macrorecorder playbackSettings <setting> <true|false> - Allows you to toggle on and off what is played back
/macrorecorder help – Show this list of commands

MacroRecorder