Repeat the same shooting sequence, training pattern, or in-game routine without manual input every time. Practical Basketball Macro records your mouse clicks and keystrokes once, then plays them back on command.
If you're grinding the same shooting drill, practicing a specific court position, or running a repetitive training loop in a basketball game, you don't need to perform it manually each time. Record the button presses, menu clicks, or controller inputs once—shooting form adjustment, court selection, drill start, restart timer, whatever your routine is—and let the macro run it back.
The tool captures every keystroke and mouse click you make during a session. Press the hotkey to begin, go through your sequence, press it again to stop. Next time, one button plays the whole thing back at your chosen speed.
This works in fullscreen game windows, online training platforms, and even remote desktop sessions. The input is replayed at a low level that most game clients accept without filtering.
Mouse clicks and coordinates work best if you're replaying on the same screen resolution. If you move the macro to a different monitor or resolution, pure cursor movement may land in the wrong spot. Build macros that rely on clicking buttons and pressing keys rather than long cursor paths, and they'll transfer between machines without adjustment.
The hotkeys are F9 (record/stop) and F10 (play). You can rebind them in the app if those conflict with your game or platform.
Each game and platform has its own rules about automation. The macro replays ordinary keyboard and mouse input, nothing more—it doesn't inject code into the game or modify its behavior. Whether the game's terms of service allow it is your call. Read the game's policy before using a macro in ranked modes or online multiplayer.
If you're replaying a long drill loop, set the loop count to repeat automatically rather than pressing F10 over and over. The app can run a macro indefinitely until you stop it manually.
No. The app opens directly to the main window with no login or registration. It runs completely offline; nothing sends data anywhere.
Yes, free forever. No trial period, no locked features, no paid upgrade. MIT licensed.
Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11 are both supported and tested.
Yes. Every routine saves as a file on disk. Copy it to another computer, open it in the app, and replay. Same macro, same sequence, no reconfiguration needed.
Use the speed slider to adjust playback speed. Lower it to 10% to slow things down and see what's happening, or raise it above 100% to speed through a long sequence.
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