Capture your banjo sequences and station cycles once in Dead Rails, then replay them on demand with a single hotkey press. No setup needed—record your routine, save it, and run it again tomorrow without touching the keyboard.
Dead Rails Macro turns hours of repetition into seconds of automation.
Every click, scroll, and keystroke plays back precisely. Speed up a long farming cycle or slow it down to watch the sequence step by step.
From zero to automated farming in under a minute.
Dead Rails Macro replays keyboard and mouse input the same way you would enter it manually—it does not inject code into the game or disguise itself. Whether the game's anti-cheat flags it depends on that game's rules, which you should verify yourself. The macro itself does nothing hidden.
Yes. Save your routine to a file, move that file to another Windows 10 or 11 computer, open it in Dead Rails Macro, and press F10. Pure mouse movements are coordinate-based, so a routine recorded on one screen size may click in a different spot on another—stick to click-and-type sequences for portability.
No. Dead Rails Macro only captures mouse clicks, scroll wheel, cursor movement, and keystrokes. It is not a screensaver or streaming tool.
Yes. Set the loop count to unlimited and the routine repeats until you stop it. You can also set it to repeat a fixed number of times.
Re-record. Press F9 to start a new capture, perform the routine correctly, press F9 to stop, and save it. The new file overwrites the old one if you choose.
Yes, it needs admin rights to capture input at the scan-code level so it works in full-screen games. When you run the installer, Windows will prompt you to allow it.
No. Record for 10 seconds or 10 minutes—Dead Rails Macro saves the entire sequence to a file and replays it in full.
Download Dead Rails Macro now, record your first sequence in 30 seconds, and never farm that way again.
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