⚡ Keymatic Windows

⬇ Download

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🖥️ Interface

Minimal and compact — macro buttons on one side, quick controls on the header and footer. When you create many buttons, a second column opens automatically.

Element	What it does
Logo (⚡)	Open menu (About · toggle Debug log) — drag the header to move the app
➕ Add	Create a new macro button
Macro buttons	Left-click: start/stop · Right-click: options menu · Drag out: capture a window · Drag within: reorder
− Minimize	Minimize to system tray
✕ Close	Exit the app

Button right-click menu

Option	What it does
⚙️ Configure	Edit title, line delay, start hotkey, stop hotkey, and key send method
📝 Edit Script	Open the script editor for this button
🪟 Manage Windows	See all captured windows — start/stop/rename/remove each one individually
❌ Delete Button	Permanently delete this macro button

Button states

State	Meaning
○ Empty	No window captured yet
● Ready	Window captured and ready to run
● 2/3 win	2 of the 3 captured windows are open
▶ Run	Script is running
▶ 2 run	Script running on 2 windows simultaneously
○ Closed	Windows were captured but the target app is closed

System tray

Action	What it does
Double-click icon	Show or hide Keymatic
Right-click → 📌 Show/Hide	Same as double-click
Right-click → ❌ Exit	Close the app completely

🚀 Getting started (step by step)

1) Create a macro button

Click ➕ and configure:

• Title (short looks better)
• Line delay (ms) — pause after each command line
• Start hotkey (optional) — global shortcut to start the macro
• Stop hotkey (optional) — separate global shortcut to stop it, useful when your script runs in a loop
• Key send method — PostMessage (default) works for most apps; switch to SysKeyDown if keys aren't registering

2) Capture a window

Drag the macro button over the target window and drop it. You can capture multiple windows on the same macro — the script will run on all of them.

Tip: Hold Ctrl while dragging to capture the window and bind it to all buttons at once.

3) Edit the script

Right-click the macro → 📝 Edit Script

4) Run / stop

Left-click the macro button to start. Click again to stop. If you configured a start or stop hotkey, those work from anywhere — even when Keymatic is minimized.

5) Reorder buttons

Drag a button up or down within the panel to change its position. A blue line shows where it will land.

📜 Script language

Command	Syntax	What it does
KEY	KEY <key>	Sends a key to the target window. Use + for combinations: KEY ALT+L, KEY CTRL+SHIFT+F4
TEXT	TEXT <text>	Types text (character by character)
DELAY	DELAY <ms>	Pauses for X ms
REPEAT	REPEAT <n>	Repeats a block n times
END	END	Closes a REPEAT block
WAIT	WAIT <ms>	Runs a periodic block in parallel
ENDWAIT	ENDWAIT	Closes a WAIT block
LOOP	LOOP	Restarts the script from the top (infinite loop)
START	START <button name>	Triggers another macro button by name
STOP	STOP <button name>	Stops another macro button by name
#	# comment	Comment line (full line or after a command)

Supported keys (common shortcuts)

A-Z, 0-9

NUMPAD0..NUMPAD9
ADD, SUBTRACT, MULTIPLY, DIVIDE, DECIMAL

F1..F12

UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
HOME, END, PAGEUP, PAGEDOWN
INSERT, DELETE

SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, WIN
LSHIFT, RSHIFT, LCTRL, RCTRL, LALT, RALT

ENTER, TAB, SPACE, BACKSPACE, ESCAPE
CAPSLOCK, NUMLOCK, SCROLLLOCK, PRINTSCREEN, PAUSE

SLASH (/), BACKSLASH (\), MINUS (-), EQUALS (=)
LBRACKET ([), RBRACKET (]), SEMICOLON (;), QUOTE (')
COMMA (,), PERIOD (.), TILDE (`)

📝 Examples (copy & paste)

Example 1 — Simple loop

# Press NumPad1 every 100ms
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 100
LOOP

Example 2 — Key sequence

# Sequence with pauses
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 50
KEY NumPad2
DELAY 50
KEY NumPad3
DELAY 500
LOOP

Example 3 — Finite REPEAT

# Repeat 5 times and stop (no LOOP)
REPEAT 5
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 100
END

Example 4 — Type text

# Type and press Enter
TEXT Hello!
KEY Enter
DELAY 1000
LOOP

Example 5 — Parallel WAIT

# Main: NumPad1 every 50ms
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 50

# Parallel: NumPad5 every 5 seconds
WAIT 5000
KEY NumPad5
ENDWAIT

LOOP

Example 6 — Multiple WAIT blocks

# Main: basic action
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 100

# Action 1: every 3s
WAIT 3000
KEY NumPad2
ENDWAIT

# Action 2: every 10s
WAIT 10000
KEY NumPad3
ENDWAIT

# Action 3: every 30s
WAIT 30000
KEY NumPad4
ENDWAIT

LOOP

Example 7 — START another button

You can trigger another macro button by name from inside a script. The name must match exactly (case-insensitive) the button title.

# Button: "Farm"
# After farming, automatically start the "Sell" button
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 200
KEY NumPad2
DELAY 200
START Sell

Example 8 — STOP another button

Useful to stop a looping button when a condition is met, or to coordinate multiple macros.

# Button: "Boss"
# Press skills, then stop the "AutoFarm" button that was running in background
KEY NumPad5
DELAY 500
KEY NumPad6
DELAY 500
STOP AutoFarm

Example 9 — Chained macros

One button starts another and immediately stops itself — useful for sequencing phases without manual intervention.

# Button: "Phase1"
# Do phase 1 actions, then hand off to Phase2
REPEAT 10
KEY NumPad1
DELAY 300
END
START Phase2
STOP Phase1

❓ FAQ

The script does not work on the target window

1. Make sure the window was captured correctly
2. Some apps block simulated input
3. Try running Keymatic as Administrator

Keys are sent "twice"

Increase Line delay and/or add DELAY between commands.

WAIT is not running

• WAIT runs in parallel to the main loop
• Use a valid time in milliseconds
• Close the block with ENDWAIT

I accidentally reordered a button while capturing a window

Drag the button back to the original position. Reordering only triggers when you release the mouse inside the Keymatic panel. Releasing outside always captures the window.