How do I start the auto queue?

[joe]

How do I start the auto queue?
I loaded the macros that I want in the auto queue and I saved the auto queue, but I can't seem to start it.

[jeff]

I couldn't figure it out either I settled for having macros call the next macro with the Load condition when it gets to the end of the macro. Not sure if this would work in your case.

86 | RUN ACTION | LOAD MACRO | Day 3 Rebirth\!Day3-End.mmmacro

[Steve]

Hi jeff

The Macro Queue can be started by adding a saved .mmmacro file to the queue, ticking 'on' to enable that line, and ensuring that the Macro Queue is set to ON (bottom option).  Clicking the 'SAVE' button saves this configuration.

The 'Auto Start Play ON' option when enabled automatically runs this macro queue when MMM first opens up.
To queue up multiple macro's that run sequentially, just add another line and ensure to tick the 'on' option in the line.

Hope this helps.

[joe]

Thanks!

[Joiry]

Sorry for quoting the old string but I found this in the search.  

Is there a way to manually launch the queue?  I like the "on" and "off" check mark where I have a series of macros to do utility things.  But depending on my situation I'll want some on and some off.  I'd like to just load a bunch of macros here to sit, and then click the ones I want on and off and launch.  

I guess I can do that, close the app, and then relaunch the app.  That works, but when I launch the app a third time, it auto runs the macro again before I get a chance to adjust what I want on and off.

Hopefully this makes sense.

Joiry

[Joiry]

Ok,

So for anybody interested, I figured out my own question.  There is no way to launch macros from the queue.  Instead of what it does is impact the next time you either load or run macros from the main interface.

At the bottom there are two boxes with checks.  
    1)  Macro Queue on or off - If on, this will launch the queue next time you press play on the main interface (regardless of what macro is loaded there)

    2)   Auto Start on or off - if on, this will launch these macros upon load of the application.

So, for what I need, I toggle Macro Queue on or off and just go back to the main interface to press play.