Automate repetitive actions in Ultimate Battlegrounds and other games by recording your keystrokes and mouse clicks once, then replaying them on demand. Ultimate Battlegrounds Macro is a free Windows utility that captures every input and plays it back exactly.
Record a dash combo, farming loop, or any sequence of keyboard presses and mouse clicks. Hit F9 to start recording, perform your actions, then F10 replays everything identically.
The macro captures keystrokes (including text and shortcuts) and mouse movement together. After you stop recording, the tool shows how many clicks, keys, and moves were captured so you can verify the sequence is correct.
Play your macro once or set it to repeat dozens or hundreds of times in a loop. This is ideal for AFK farming, grinding patterns, or testing the same scenario repeatedly.
The macro sends input as hardware scan codes, which means it works in full-screen games, web browsers, and remote sessions. It replays your mouse movement and keystrokes exactly as you recorded them.
If your macro includes mouse movement, it depends on your screen resolution. A macro with only mouse clicks and keyboard input works on any display, so it's more flexible if you change monitors.
Check the game's rules before using a macro. The tool simply repeats normal keyboard and mouse input—it doesn't inject code into the game. Whether macros are allowed is up to the game publisher.
If you make a recording mistake, delete the macro file and record again. There's no undo for individual actions within a macro.
Yes. Record your loop once (dash, attack, move, repeat), set the repeat count to however many times you need, and press F10. The macro runs the sequence that many times in a row.
No. The utility is completely free and requires no account, registration, or internet connection.
The hotkeys are F9 (record), F10 (play/stop), and they are global—they work from any window. You cannot customize them.
Macros work best in games that accept standard keyboard and mouse input. If a game doesn't respond, try recording without mouse movement—keys-only macros are usually more reliable. Some games may have restrictions; check their documentation.
No. Load the saved macro and replay it, but you cannot edit the recorded sequence directly. To change it, record a new macro.
Get started in seconds—download the installer for Windows, record your first loop, and automate your gameplay today.
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