Record your farm cycle—collecting, selling, walking back to the field—once, then let it loop while you step away. Every harvest sequence saves as a file, so next session you press one key and the routine runs exactly as you built it, no tweaking needed.
This is a tool for people who want farming to feel less like clicking—less like work.
A farm cycle that takes five minutes to record runs back whenever you load the game. No new setup, no watching the same harvest ten times a day. Just load, press a key, and the routine spins up.
Replay at half speed to see where a step is misfiring, or push to ten times faster to compress a long run. The speed slider lets you tune the exact pace your farm needs.
Every macro is a file. Keep it, move it, load it weeks later on a fresh account. The routine persists outside the game.
Input is replayed at the keyboard and mouse level, the same way you press keys and click the screen. No injection, no tampering with game code.
From first recording to hands-free replay.
The macro replays your exact clicks and keystrokes in the same order and timing. If the harvest button was at the same spot when you recorded, it will click there again. If your farm layout changes or the game shifts, you re-record the cycle.
Yes. The speed slider lets you replay anywhere from 10% (very slow, useful for debugging) to 1000% (ten times faster). Adjust until the loop matches your farm's rhythm.
Record a new cycle from scratch or edit the timing. There is no in-app editor, so if you want to skip a step, re-record without that step.
The tool replays one routine per hotkey press. You can record different farm cycles and load them as separate files, then run one at a time.
The macro sends normal keyboard and mouse input—the same commands you send by hand. It does not inject code into the game or modify memory. Whether your game allows automation is between you and the game's rules; check your game's terms.
Download the installer, run it, and Huss Valley Macro is ready to use. No extra steps, no registration.
Yes. Save your routine file, copy it to another PC, open the file in Huss Valley Macro on that machine, and press F10 to replay. If the screen layout is different, clicks may land in wrong spots, but keyboard input will work fine.
The macro captures exactly what your hands do—each click on the harvest button, each step back to the spawn, each sale at the vendor. When you press the hotkey, the sequence replays without drift or mistakes. Speed it up to five times normal and finish in one sitting, or slow it down to debug any part that stumbles.
Farming the same loop by hand creates fatigue; a recorded macro creates routine.
Record your first cycle, save it, and let the loop handle the rest—no ads, no login, no hidden cost.
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