Violence District Macro
Replays your timing.

Why record your own input instead of using a bot.

A macro built from your real gameplay plays back your own keys and clicks, not a script. Nothing is injected into the game, and the rules on automation are the game's call, so check them first.

• Human timing, not AIThe macro does not analyze the screen or predict game events. It replays the exact sequence of keys and clicks you performed at the speeds you performed them. No randomization, no detection logic—just your input mirrored back.
• Skill checks interrupt safelyRandom in-game checks pause the macro and wait for you. You handle the prompt, the macro resumes. Your account never looks automated during those moments.
• One recording, infinite runsSet up a 20-second routine once, then trigger it 100 times in a session. No repetitive manual work, no need to re-record between plays.
• No setup complexityDownload, assign a hotkey, record a movement, press the key. That's it. No config files or scripting knowledge required.

See how routine playback works in practice.

When you record a walk-repair cycle, the macro stores every keystroke and mouse movement at the exact intervals you performed them. Hit your hotkey and it plays back frame-for-frame, leaving no trace of bot behavior.

Violence District Macro at a glance.

Get started in four steps.

From download to first replay takes less than two minutes.

1. Download and launchOpen the downloaded zip and run the installer inside; setup takes under a minute.
2. Assign a hotkeyPick any key (or key combo) that will trigger your recorded routine from anywhere in the game.
3. Record your routineStart recording, perform your walk-repair cycle or moonwalk once, stop. The macro now holds that exact input sequence.
4. Replay on hotkey pressPress your chosen key and the routine plays back at your original speed, pausing if a skill check appears.

Questions about how it works.

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