Playing Violence District and tired of manual farming loops? Record your AFK routine once, press a hotkey to replay it endlessly while you step away.
Violence District farming cycles are repetitive by design. Whether you're grinding the same loop for loot, maintaining a keep-alive pattern during a long session, or cycling through a crafting sequence, doing it by hand every time wastes your time. A macro captures your exact clicks and keystrokes once—then plays them back perfectly each time you press a hotkey.
The tool is free, runs offline, and stores every routine as a file. Record today, load the same macro next week on a different machine. No account needed, no internet required, no restrictions on how many times you run it.
Loop count is your main lever here. You can replay a routine once (test it), a set number of times (15 loops, then stop), or indefinitely until you manually press a stop key. For true AFK, set it to loop forever—the macro will keep cycling until you close it or press the kill key.
Speed slider lets you fine-tune timing. Some games require delays between actions; others can handle instant replays. Start at 100% (normal speed), test it, then adjust. If your character gets stuck or misses an input, drop the speed to 50% and try again.
The hotkey is rebindable. F9 and F10 are defaults, but if your game uses those keys, open settings and pick different ones—Shift+M to record, Ctrl+M to play, whatever works for your keybind layout.
This tool simply replays your keyboard and mouse input—it doesn't embed anything into the game or conceal its own behavior. What it does is visible to any security system. Before you record an AFK routine in Violence District, check the game's terms of service and any in-game warnings about automation. Some games allow AFK farming; others don't. That's on you to verify.
If you're unsure, use the macro for something else first: testing your own UI, running setup sequences on multiple machines, or farming in single-player games where rules don't apply.
Yes, technically. Loop count goes to infinity, so the macro will run until you stop it or close the app. Just remember to check the game's rules about AFK farming first.
Clicks and keystrokes are safer than mouse movement—they work across different resolutions and UI updates. If the game's layout changes drastically, you may need to re-record, but most gameplay routines stay valid.
No, Windows only. The macro tool is built for Windows 10 and 11.
Free forever. No trial, no Premium tier, no hidden costs. MIT licensed.
The macro replays standard keyboard and mouse input. It doesn't hide itself or spoof network packets. Whether the game's security system flags it depends on their detection methods—check their rules before using it.
Get Violence District Macro for Windows—record once, run forever on hotkey.
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