Hi dudes, i am new with macro function on Memu Play but with macro recorders. My concern at this subject is in confirm if there is any feature supported by Memu Macro (Operations Log) or is there something than i can use to automate screen button selection. I mean, if i want to wait for a button to be shown in the screen so i can click over it to give action logic or macro in memu is just intended for use like auto tap on screen many times and associate to a button with key mapping. Final purpose is to autofarm .
Keep well, thank you for your time!!.
@arpon007
MEmu App Player has its own thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/memu-powerful-android-emulator-to-play-t3157906
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With the release of the Xperia Play specifically, it'd be nice if we had a way to create system wide, and per-program hotkeys.
For example, the camera app has X mapped as the shutter button. With this program we could set it so when the camera app is running, that R will take a picture (so we can do it with the camera closed) and in the home menu, pressing L and R together will open the camera program.
Some games/apps are programmed to let us map buttons, but very few use the analog touchpad. It'd be nice if we could map the different directions to different keys, so we could get rudimentary support for them in existing apps.
Now for those apps that dont use buttons at all, it could send touchscreen presses to them. You'd need a way to do this within the app itself so you could see where you're going to press it. Perhaps via a something (a widget?) in the notification slider, that takes a screenshot and brings up the menu, to let you select the X/Y coordinate to send. This would work great for the touchpad and virtual on-screen analog sticks
Now I can understand if you guys dont want to waste your time, but if you can provide me the necessary API, when I get the hang of Android development I could do it in time. Assuming it works like Windows, I'd need equivalent API to:
-listen for key presses even when the app is not in focus
-detect which app is in focus
-send artificial key/touchscreen events to that app
-take a screenshot of that app
Also, if you can provide the API to run the current Live Wallpaper in the background, it would help for another project I'd like to do.
Great project, with i could help you out. But i dont understand a thing about programming
You can use Tasker to sitch your scenes.
I'm going to setup my work, travel, & social scenes within sense.
What's great is I'm going to either have the appropriate scene load based on my nfc tags, or gps location, or time based.
within tasker:
load app: settings
dpad down 6 times
Then I try to input a dpad command: press
but it doesn't do a screen press.
So I'm stuck at this point and am wondering if somebody can help me complete my mission? How do I do a screen press?
As I continue to pollute the airways with my crazy ideas simply because I see a lot of deficiency when it comes to multitasking on a smartphone vs laptop, questions:
Is there a way to change the pinch zoom, so the location and the gesture would be in a specific spot with specific motion to zoom in (go up) and zoom out (go down) like this:
http://i62.tinypic.com/ose3cp.jpg
and it would zoom in and out in the middle of a the screen kind of like google maps
If there is way how about presetting the zoom percentage so if my gesture idea worked I can preset the range of zoom . Would this work across the board or needs programming in each app?
I can see this very useful when holding a pen in right hand and doing quick zoom in and out with left hand.
If impossible maybe there is a way to use a pie control where each section of the pie is mapped with a zoom function so you can progressively zoom in and out.
Cheers
Is there a way to change the pinch zoom, so the location and the gesture would be in a specific spot with specific motion to zoom in (go up) and zoom out (go down) like this:
http://i62.tinypic.com/ose3cp.jpg
and it would zoom in and out in the middle of a the screen kind of like google maps
If there is way how about presetting the zoom percentage so if my gesture idea worked I can preset the range of zoom . Would this work across the board or needs programming in each app?
If not, maybe there is a way to use a pie control where each section of the pie is mapped with a zoom function so you can progressively zoom in and out.
Cheers
There's no real way to do this universally -- each app must implement one touch zooming. I'd suggest contacting the apps' developers.
Hi XDA,
I'm wondering if something like this already exists, and if not, is it possible.
There's a camera feature I use regularly which in order to access I have to follow these steps: Open camera, click more, click aperture, click the aperture button and select the value (always the same value)
..that is a lot of clicks, there is no way to create shortcut to this mode by default, so wondering if there is some sort of macro app that will simulate screen presses to get me to the right place via a shortcut on the launcher? Its a huawei phone, android 10, with no possibility of rooting. TIA