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"Close CD Tray" macro hangs [slow]...
TsunamiZ replied to TsunamiZ's topic in Macro Express and Macro Express Pro
i reported it when i made the topic. hopefully it can be fixed. -
"Close CD Tray" macro hangs [slow]...
TsunamiZ replied to TsunamiZ's topic in Macro Express and Macro Express Pro
it works instantly. but after it works, the running man icon hangs for a few seconds and prevents other macros from being played... -
"Close CD Tray" macro hangs [slow]...
TsunamiZ posted a topic in Macro Express and Macro Express Pro
"Close CD Tray" macro hangs for a few seconds, especially longer after inserting a disc [the green running man icon shows during this]. It also prevents any additional macros from being played until this macro is done. Can this be fixed/improved to run quicker? BTW: I'm on Win7 x64, MEP 4.2.2.1 -
Command to move cursor to a specific tray icon?
TsunamiZ replied to TsunamiZ's topic in Macro Express and Macro Express Pro
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i guess i'll be saving the support people the hassle because i finally figured out a workaround! i moved that group of macros into a separate macro file called filename.mex. one of the macros in that group is called X. i managed to make a toggle to load/close filename.mex by simply enable/disable one of the macros--in this case X. the macro goes like this... if macro X is disabled macro enable X in filename.mex else if macro X is enabled macro disable X in filename.mex close macro filename.mex end if end if hope this helps anyone else with a similar problem.
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is that improved in an upcoming version? if you're talking about 4.2.1.1, it made no improvement for this problem. but this will still slow down the macro and add to the waiting time--especially with lots of consecutive macro enable commands but there are no "if macro file open" or "if not macro file open" logic commands. so i can't make a single macro hotkey that toggles the opening and closing of the macro files based on those conditions. is there some way to make this work, or can such commands be added in a future version?
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is there a way to workaround this problem? perhaps by putting that category of macros into a separate .mex file? but is there a way to make a macro that checks if that .mex file is opened or not, and then toggle the opening and closing of that .mex file? i already tried... - using many consecutive "macro enable" commands at once, but that runs into a bug - triplicating the "macro enable" commands to compensate for the bug, but then that runs extremely slow - a probable solution is to use a macro command that can enable/disable a whole category at once to bypass the above 2 problems, but such a macro command doesn't exist what else can i do to make this work? BTW: this is the only major bug that annoys me since the upgrade from ME3 to ME4. ME3 didn't have this issue and handled this function quick and flawlessly. why can't it work the same way in ME4?
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Anyone know if there is a macro method to switch back to previously focussed window after running a macro? It has to be a previously focussed window and not a specific window. I've already tried various (SHIFT+)ALT+TAB tricks but they don't work reliably because results differ between having 1 or 2+ windows. I'm on Windows 7.
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this bug still happens sometimes. can this be fixed? also, can the 'Restore Toolbars' feature be accessed from anywhere else besides the tray icon? i have the tray icon set to hidden. ----- [bUG WORKAROUND] - the script editor is the window that pops up when you enter the editing mode of a macro. if the script editor window freezes and you need to force it to close, it will result in the script editor's top interface elements to permanently disappear [its file menu and toolbar, above the tabs and nickname field]. to restore them, you have to close the script editor and then do this from the macro explorer... - options > preferences > general > system tray tab ... check 'display icon in system tray', click 'ok' - right click on tray icon > tools > restore toolbars - to make sure its file menu and toolbar is restored, open the script editor by going into edit mode of a macro. after checking, close script editor. then... - options > preferences > general > system tray tab ... uncheck 'display icon in system tray', click 'ok'