Invoke macro too recently then queue the macro actions

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Deleted member 8206

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You guys know very well why there is " not invoke" constrain. One of the reasons is that is macro invoked first time and second time (within very less time) then actions of first trigger fights with the actions of second trigger and hence spoiling the macro.
I can use "not invoked" constrain (then cancel macro actions of second trigger) but if I use it then if the macro is invoked first time and then second (within very less time) then the actions of second trigger is cancelled. What I want is to queue the actions of second macro.

In one word what I needed is
If macro invoked (while the actions of first trigger is going on) then queue the actions of second trigger
 
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Chris

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You could make a variable that counts the amount of Triggers (variable+1 every time a macro is invoked).

Then you put all the actions you would like to perform in a repeat loop, that repeats the amount of cycles of the earlier mentioned variable.

The only thing you need to sort out is when or based on what the variable needs to reset to zero (maybe set to zero after X-time?).

Not sure if it works flawless in your situation, but who knows.

Regards Chris
 
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