Hi Arun,
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you can control the speed with
store | fast / medium / slow / nodisplay) | !replayspeed
directly inside each macro. -
the -nodisplay command line option does not prevent the UI from opening up! => It “only” prevents UI updates, so the macro runs faster. So technically this is the same as using
store | nodisplay | !replayspeed
inside the macro. -
The message “A macro-internal !replayspeed setting overwrites this global value” means you already have something like
store | fast | !replayspeed
in the macro. This overwrites the -nodisplay command line,
If you ask me… I think the -nodisplay
command line is not very useful. I never use it. If I have a macro or a section in a macro that I want to speed up (or slow down) I use the !replayspeed variable in the macro itself. Because the need to change the speed strongly depends on what the macro does.