Capture the exact timing of your loop dash and combo sequences in Ultimate Battlegrounds, then replay them on demand to build consistent muscle memory. No game modifications, no built-in macros—just your inputs, recorded and repeated with precision.
Every keystroke and click lands at the exact moment you performed it, down to the millisecond. Whether you're drilling a three-hit loop or a longer dash chain, the replay matches your training session perfectly.
Offline recording with hardware-level replay beats web tools and repetitive drilling.
Start a recording, perform your combo, save it, and replay on hotkey.
The macro replays standard keyboard and mouse input without modifying the game itself. How a game interprets repeated inputs is up to its rules and detection systems—check the game's terms before using any macro. This tool makes no claims about detection or account safety.
Yes. Save the combo to a file on the first machine, copy that file to the second machine, open it in the macro app, and press F10 to replay. Mouse clicks are coordinate-based, so they may land in different spots if the screen resolution or window size differs—keyboard-only macros transfer reliably.
F9 starts and stops recording; F10 plays the last captured routine. Both keys are rebindable in the app settings if you want different hotkeys.
Yes. Use the speed slider in the app to replay at any speed from 10% (slow and deliberate) to 1000% (nearly instant). Adjust on the fly without re-recording.
Yes. The app runs on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit versions.
Both. Set a fixed loop count or choose infinite loop mode. Press a hotkey to stop an infinite loop whenever you want.
Yes. Input is replayed at the hardware level, so it works in fullscreen games, windowed games, and remote desktop sessions.
Consistent timing removes the guesswork and lets muscle memory actually form.
Manual practice means your combos vary—sometimes faster, sometimes slower, sometimes you mess up the timing. A recorded macro delivers identical inputs on every replay, so your hands learn the one correct rhythm. After fifty reps, your fingers know exactly when to hit the next button.
Loop dash in Battlegrounds has tight windows. Record a working combo once, then replay it fifty times in a row without fatigue or attention drift. Your muscle memory builds from clean repetitions, not from fighting concentration during the hundredth manual attempt.
Start at 50% speed to nail the pattern cleanly, then bump it to 100% once your hands catch up. Later, push to 150% or higher to sharpen reactions. Speed slider lets you scale the difficulty as you improve.
A combo you record today is saved to a file. Load it next week, next month, on a different machine. No setup needed, just open the file and press the hotkey to start drilling.
Download the macro recorder, record one clean loop dash sequence, and replay it until the timing lives in your hands.
Download for Windows