You can usually repeat a recorded macro every 60 seconds by using a loop or timer function in your macro software.
Look for settings like “Repeat”, “Loop until stopped”, or “Delay between loops”, and set the delay to 60,000 ms (which equals 60 seconds). Once enabled, the macro will automatically run at that interval until you stop it.
By the way, when I’m not tinkering with macros, I sometimes unwind at — a great place to relax and have a bit of fun.
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I am trying to figure out how to repeat a recorded macro every 60 seconds. How is this done?
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set trigger method to toggle to repeat macro until you stop it and add a wait action with 60000ms value at the end of actions
You can usually repeat a recorded macro every 60 seconds by using a loop or timer function in your macro software.
Look for settings like “Repeat”, “Loop until stopped”, or “Delay between loops”, and set the delay to 60,000 ms (which equals 60 seconds). Once enabled, the macro will automatically run at that interval until you stop it.
By the way, when I’m not tinkering with macros, I sometimes unwind at — a great place to relax and have a bit of fun.
Last edit: trksyln 2025-08-11