Auto clicker macro using Razer Synapse

We would review the general principle of creating auto clicker macro using Razer Synapse software.
For example, we would use it to progress through campaign missions. As a matter of fact, your machine would not use its skills, so you need a lot of tries, - but this is boring to run missions manually.

Guide

1. Launch Razer Synapse software goto MACRO tab and create new macro

2. Rename it as you wish and add key binding (Razer Synapse would work only with Razer Hardware Device, but macro creation principles are same for different software)

3. Choose yor connected Razer Device then choose botton to bind your macro

4. Choose option to run macro (e.g. Toggle continuous playback on/of using assigned key)
5. Press [SAVE] button at the bottom of left panel

6. Now we've bonded key of your device to run a macro (e.g. mouse button 5)
7. Lets edit record section (we would record mouse movements on a screen and pressing its left button)
8. Press [DOWN] arrow after label "Record" and choose quick key at keyboard to start recording your macro while in game application client
9. Choose Mouse movement tracking option below (e.g. Foreground (relative position))

10. Goto Firestone Idle RPG application's warfront campaign map
11. Press [F6] key on your keyboard to start recording of macro. Recording starts after 3 seconds delay.
12. Move mouse cursor to the node mission (e.g. N29) end left click on it to open next window

13. Left click to the central area (marked red) of desired difficulty button (e.g. [EASY]) to open battle screen (usefull later so cursor could click hitbox of a button when you change starting node by moving you map)

14. Do not change mouse cursor position. After battle screen loads press left mouse button one time (needed to close battle results screen) and then press [F6] button on your keyboard to stop macro recording

15. Switch to Razer Synapse software to check the result.
16. You may delete all operation pressing [UNDO] button at the right top of central panel

17. Now you can use your macro in-game, pressing binded key to run it and stop it (e.g. mouse button 5)
18. If you need to change mission node you may just adjust (move) your map position to the cursor position were supposed to be starting node of a mission

Now running macro would constantly check route points, so the shorter the path the faster macro would be adjusted to it after previous execution

Youtube reference:
https://youtu.be/nvRJWx6x9WM