Selain menggunakan cara di atas, Kamu juga bisa mencoba cara setting auto macro yang lain menggunakan software X Button Mouse Control. Apabila Kamu memilih cara ini, maka konfigurasi auto macro terjai secara otomatis ke game Point Blank. Kamu bisa mendapatkan software ini dengan mudah seperti opsi pertama di atas. X-Mouse Button Control (XMBC) allows you to create application and window specific profiles. This in turn, allows you to re-configure your mouse behaviour for individual applications or windows. For each profile you can also configure up to 10 'layers' of different button configurations which you can switch between using hot-keys or mouse buttons.

If your mouse has a Macro Record button, you can record macros while you are running a program or playing a game. You can edit these macros later using the Macro Editor in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center.

Enter Macro Name Add/Delete Macro 1. Change Macro Name 2. Mouse Action (Click to open action list, click again to close mouse action window) 3. Start Recording: Click to start Macro recording, click Stop Recording to stop Recorded Macro Action List 1. Key: Keyboard/Mouse 2. Action: Keyboard/Mouse action 3. Delay: Action delay 1. Top: Move to top 2.
Set a Macro (Script) key “1”. Click edit button to enter Macro editor. Hover your mouse cursor to the point that you want to click, you can see the coordinate in the lower right corner. Enter click and the coordinate to Macro editor. Click to save the settings and click the Macro (Script) key “1” to open Standoff 2.
Find where you want to add the delay or other event and then right-click on that location. For this macro, we'll need to insert a 20ms delay between the 'U' and 'Right-Shift' keystrokes. So, right-click between them and then select 'Insert Delay'. The software will automatically insert a 500ms delay and display it in terms of seconds.

Note: You cannot capture mouse movement or actions performed through macros reassigned to a button/key.

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Record a macro

Start the application or game where you want to record the macro.
Press the Macro Record button on the mouse. The Macro Record button will change to a steady glow. The LCD on the mouse will display the Press Target Mouse Button icon.
Press the mouse button to which you will assign the macro. The Macro Record button will blink. The mouse LCD will display the Recording Now icon.
Perform the actions you want to record. The Macro Recorder will capture events such as keystrokes, mouse clicks, and delays between actions. It will not capture mouse movement or macros assigned to reassignable keys. The Macro Record button will blink while you are recording your macro.
When you have finished recording your macro, press the Macro Record button again. The macro will be saved and the Macro Record button and LCD will turn off.

Notes:

If no keystrokes or mouse clicks are detected for 60 seconds, macro recording will stop. To record longer delays, edit the macro in the Macro Editor. See How do I create macros? for more information about macros.
You cannot assign macros to the primary click button, or the DPI On-the-fly buttons, the Quick Launch button, or the Macro Record button itself.

Edit a macro

Click the button or key you’ve configured to run the macro.
From the list of macros that display under Macro, select the one you want to edit.
Click Edit to open the Editor.
Make the changes you want.
Click Back to save the macro and return to the previous screen.

Play a macro

Press the button or key assigned to play the macro.

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Cancel a macro during playback

Press the button or key assigned to the macro again, or start another macro.

Toggle a repeating macro

After you enable Macro Repeat for a macro, press the key assigned to the macro to start it.
Press the key again to stop the macro from repeating.
Or, to stop the repeating macro and start another macro, press the button or key assigned to the other macro.

Use “press and hold” for a repeating macro

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After you enable Macro Repeat for a macro, press and hold the key assigned to the macro to start it.
Release the key to stop the macro from repeating.