While players often use them to gain an edge, all of the following are bannable offenses:

: Instantly place a wall, floor, and cone around an opponent with one button. Scroll Wheel Reset

: Rapidly opening and closing build edits for "invisible" structures or faster tunneling.

A common point of confusion is remapping a key vs. creating a macro.

Relying on macros prevents players from developing the muscle memory required for high-level play, which is essential if they ever play on a different setup or in a LAN environment where third-party software is prohibited. While YouTube is filled with tutorials on how to set up 1ms delay macros , the "story" of macros in

This is the OG use case. Back in the early days, switching between two Pump Shotguns cancelled the animation delay, allowing for two massive damage shots in under a second. While Epic Games has patched this mechanic out of the game (adding a swap delay), macro users still try to find similar exploits with other weapon combos.

This is where things get sweaty. Some players use macros to automate "Turbo Building" or to place stairs and walls simultaneously with zero delay. This results in the "Super Struct" effect—where a massive fort appears instantly around a player.