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CORSAIR GAMING RGB MOUSE SOFTWARE USER MANUAL
Once the macro is recorded, there are several
options you can set that allow you to control how
the macro runs�
• Macro Start – This option controls when the
macro starts�
– Click Start on press to run the macro
when the button is pressed�
– Click Start on release to run the macro
when the button is released�
– Double Macros – This option allows you
to run two macros� The first macro will run
when the button is pressed, and the second
macro will run when the button is released�
To specify a macro to run on release,
» Select the Enable a second macro on
release checkbox� In the Macro drop-
down list click the name of the macro
that should run on release�
Note: this option is disabled if Start on release is
clicked in the Macro Start section�
• Macro Termination – This option determines
how macros are terminated�
– Execute macro uninterrupted – The macro
will run until it completes, regardless of
other input�
SETTING MACRO
OPTIONS
– Terminate when pressed again – The
macro will terminate if the button
assigned to the macro is pressed again
– Allow interruptions and then resume
– The macro will pause if the button
assigned to the macro is pressed again�
You can perform other input in the game,
then press the button assigned to the
macro again to finish running the macro�
– Queue next macro while executing –
This allows you to queue macros to run
sequentially� If you push a button assigned
to the same or different macro while the
macro is running, the next macro will
queue and will execute when the first
macro completes� For example, you could
use this option in a strategy game to run
a macro that deploys units immediately
after the macro that builds the units has
completed�
• Action Repeat – This option allows you to
specify whether or not the macro will repeat
upon completion and what triggers the
repetition of the macro�
– On/off (toggle) – The button assigned to
the macro will enable or disable repeating�
For example, if you have enabled this
option and have a macro assigned to
CTRL+K, pressing CTRL+K again while the
MACRO ACTIONS