All you need to do is to add the position and color of the point when you want to perform automatic heal based on your current health level to the Color Trigger, and then set the When value of trigger to Color Not Matches. This way, you can automatically trigger your auto heal macro when the background color of the health bar changes.
Is the macro a bit slow? Or is it the opposite? Did you know that you can change all the wait actions at once by clicking on the icon right next to the action list?
No worries. You can select multiple actions by holding CTRL button on your keyboard and then press icon right next to the action list. This will open action editor menu and created action will be added after each selected action.
You can combile projects but importing them. File > Import project imported projects will close current proejcts but you still need to make sure there is not trigger conflict.
If you using the Installer version all the necessary settings made for you automatically you just double click the project you saved.
But If you using thePortable version you need to right click your saved project file and then select Properties then click to Change button and select TGMacro.exe. You all set! now then you double click your project TGMacro will open with your project instead of empty page.
You can create faster macros by using Keydown and KeyUp key status separately instead of using KeyPress status. Because KeyPress status sends KeyDown and KeyUp key status with a certain delay between them.
You can create new language package by editing test language file comes with TGMacro. Just open Langs directory where your TGMacro located and open ENG-Sample.tglang file with notepad. Edit the file as you see fit and save with different name (example newLanguage.tglang). You can either share it with your friend or contact me from Contact page. If your language published, your name will be credited on about page on TGMacro.
Don't hesitate to reach out to me for any issues related to TGM. You can use the Contact page to report problems, request features, or get information on how to perform specific actions.