Tired of manually clicking through the same farming routine in Tower Defense Simulator? Record your mouse clicks and keystrokes once with TDS Macro, then replay the exact sequence on a hotkey—perfect for AFK loops that run while you step away.
Tower Defense Simulator's repetitive farming cycles—placing towers, collecting coins, upgrading, waiting—are exactly what macros were built for. You press F9 to start recording, perform your routine (click, click, upgrade, wait, repeat), then press F9 again to stop. The macro captures every click, keystroke, and timing. Press F10 and watch your character run the same sequence flawlessly, over and over.
Unlike scripts that inject code into the game, TDS Macro replays ordinary keyboard and mouse input—the same thing you'd do by hand. It works in fullscreen without any special setup, so you can keep the game running at full screen while the macro does the work.
Save your routine as a file and load it anytime. Run the same farming loop next week on the same machine, or copy the file to a friend's computer and use it there. Each saved routine remembers the exact clicks and pauses you recorded.
**Timing matters.** If your routine includes waiting for coins to appear or towers to finish upgrading, record that pause as part of the sequence. TDS Macro captures the exact timing, so the replay will match. If the game feels slow one day, you can adjust the replay speed without re-recording.
**Stick to clicks and keys, not pure cursor movement.** Recorded mouse coordinates work best on the same screen size and resolution. If you record on 1440p and replay on 1080p, cursor-only movements may land in the wrong spot. Use clicks on UI buttons instead—they work reliably across different setups.
**Test before going AFK.** Run the macro a couple of times while watching to make sure it hits all the buttons in the right order. A misplaced click can break the loop, so a quick verification saves frustration.
**Save multiple routines.** Different waves or difficulty tiers might need different strategies. Record a 'wave_3' routine and a 'wave_5' routine, save them with clear names, and switch between them as you progress.
TDS Macro replays input the same way you would type or click—it doesn't inject code into the game or modify how it runs. That said, always review your game's rules and terms of service; some games restrict automation, and using macros may conflict with those policies.
The app works completely offline. Your recorded routines stay on your computer; nothing gets uploaded, tracked, or logged anywhere. You can keep macros on a USB drive and use them on any Windows PC without fuss.
TDS Macro replays normal keyboard and mouse input, not game code. Whether a game allows automation is up to the game's rules. Check the game's terms of service yourself—we can't promise any outcome.
Yes. TDS Macro works in fullscreen games and remote sessions because it uses scan-code input, which most other tools don't support.
No. TDS Macro is completely standalone—no login, no registration, no internet required. Download it once and run it whenever you need.
Yes. The speed slider lets you replay at 10% speed to debug, or up to 1000% to zoom through long sequences. Change the slider while a macro is running to adjust on the fly.
Download TDS Macro now and record your first AFK routine in under a minute.
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