Fastest action to click specific spot after opening notification

MagicFly

New member
Hi,

I'm trying to win a bidding war, where a notification comes in and then you need to press buy as fast as possible.
I'm trying to make a macro which does 2 things:
1. Open a notification as soon as it comes in.
2. After opening the notification clicking at a specific location (buy button) on the phone.

The second part I've tried with recognising the word 'buy' and clicking, or specific XY coordinates after opening the bidding app. However, I'm still not fast enough. Part 1 goes very fast, but I have the impression part 2 of the macro can be improves. Any ideas how to increase the speed on this?

Thanks!
 

Dm114

Well-known member
Hi,

I'm trying to win a bidding war, where a notification comes in and then you need to press buy as fast as possible.
I'm trying to make a macro which does 2 things:
1. Open a notification as soon as it comes in.
2. After opening the notification clicking at a specific location (buy button) on the phone.

The second part I've tried with recognising the word 'buy' and clicking, or specific XY coordinates after opening the bidding app. However, I'm still not fast enough. Part 1 goes very fast, but I have the impression part 2 of the macro can be improves. Any ideas how to increase the speed on this?

Thanks!
How could we help you improve what you've done if don't know... how you did it? 😄
 

MagicFly

New member
How could we help you improve what you've done if don't know... how you did it? 😄
Fair enough ;)

I made 1 macro with:
T: Notification received (from specific app)
A: Notification interaction (specific app) - click content

And made a second macro with:
T: Screen content 'buy' (within specific app)
A: click 'buy'

Together with the second macro running a third macro with:
T: Screen content 'buy' (within specific app)
A: click [586, 1877] which is the specific location of the buy button

Also tried this macro:
T: Application launched (specific app)
A: Click [586, 1877]

Hope this is more clear. Otherwise let me know, I'm new with using macrodroid.

Cheers
 

Dm114

Well-known member
Fair enough ;)

I made 1 macro with:
T: Notification received (from specific app)
A: Notification interaction (specific app) - click content

And made a second macro with:
T: Screen content 'buy' (within specific app)
A: click 'buy'

Together with the second macro running a third macro with:
T: Screen content 'buy' (within specific app)
A: click [586, 1877] which is the specific location of the buy button

Also tried this macro:
T: Application launched (specific app)
A: Click [586, 1877]

Hope this is more clear. Otherwise let me know, I'm new with using macrodroid.

Cheers
Please send us a copy in English of your macros (or screenshots if there are not too long).

My 1st idea is that you shouldn't have so many macros...
 
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Snurre

Well-known member
@Dm114 is right, screenshot would be nice, and I think it all could be much easyer by combining in one macro, not so difficult

And about the speed, don't think it's MD that's slow, it have to wait for the selected app to finish loading before it's possible to read the screen, and then click
 
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