Play the same Bob combo, farm loop, or AFK sequence without touching the keyboard. Slap Battles Macro records your mouse and keyboard once, then replays it on a hotkey every time you need it.
Slap Battles runs client-side. When you record a sequence—whether it's a Bob setup, a grinding loop, or an AFK routine—Macro Recorder captures your actual keystrokes and mouse clicks at the input level. On replay, it feeds those same inputs back to the game exactly as you performed them. No injection into the game files, no hidden hooks. It's the same as if you were pressing the keys yourself.
The tool works in fullscreen games where simpler recorders fail. Slap Battles will see normal keyboard and mouse input, the same way it sees input from your hands.
Before you use a macro in any game, check the game's rules. Some games prohibit all automation, others allow it. That's between you and the game's terms.
**Bob combo warmup:** Record yourself doing your standard Bob punches, grabs, or weapon swaps. Save it. Before each session, load the file and let it run twice while you load in. Your hands stay fresh for the actual fight.
**Grinding loops:** Some game modes repeat the same clicks over and over. Record one cycle, set it to loop 20 or 50 times, press F10, and step away. Come back when it's done.
**AFK idle patterns:** If your game has an activity check that resets idle timers, record a light pattern (single button press, small mouse move, wait a few seconds). Let it loop indefinitely in the background while you do something else.
**Testing a combo:** Record a sequence at normal speed, then replay it at 20% speed to see exactly where each input lands and whether you're hitting the right buttons in order.
Mouse movement is coordinate-based. If you record a long drag across your screen on a 4K monitor and replay it on a 1080p monitor, the cursor may land in a different spot. For maximum portability, stick to keyboard inputs and specific clicks on buttons, not long cursor paths.
The macro runs at the speed you set. If you record a sequence where you wait 2 seconds between clicks, that pause is baked in. Use the speed slider to adjust overall timing, but individual waits stay proportional.
Slap Battles updates may change button positions or game flow. If you record a macro and the game gets a big patch, replay it once to make sure it still lines up. You can re-record in seconds.
Yes. Free forever, MIT licensed, no trial period, no paid upgrade.
No. It works completely offline. No updates, no telemetry, no tracking.
Yes. Save your routine as a file, copy it to another PC, open it in Macro Recorder, and press F10. It will replay the same sequence.
No. The hotkey only triggers when the game (or whatever window) is active. This is a safety feature to prevent accidental replays while you're working elsewhere.
Yes. Both are rebindable inside the app settings.
Get started in two minutes: download, install, press F9, record your Bob routine, press F10 to replay.
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