How To Use The ExoPanda Macro System

Video Walkthrough

Haven't installed yet? Read the companion How To Install ExoPanda guide first.

Configuring A Macro

The ExoPanda macro system starts on the Games tab. Click any supported game card to open its configuration panel. From there you can:

Paste in a private server link (must be a full Roblox private server URL).
Toggle Auto Reconnect if you want the macro to rejoin after disconnects.
Click Launch Game to teleport straight in.

The UI is being polished with a dedicated Configure button to make these options more obvious — until then, just click the game card and the panel opens.

Hotkeys

Three hotkeys cover most of what you'll do day-to-day:

F3

Macro Hotkey — starts and stops the active macro. You must be in-game with the macro configured for it to do anything.

F4

Auto-Clicker Hotkey — toggles the built-in auto-clicker. Most users rebind this to something less obtrusive (F9 is a popular pick).

Custom

Record Hotkey — starts/stops an ExoTask recording (see the next section).

All three are remappable in Settings.

ExoTask: Record & Replay

ExoTask is the built-in record/replay system — the closest analogue is TinyTask, but tighter and integrated. You record your inputs once, then replay them on demand (or share them).

Record with your record hotkey (or the on-screen button).
Save the result as a .exo file — ExoPanda's own format.
Import recordings from other users (only ones you trust — treat them like any other downloaded file).
Play / Stop using the F3 macro hotkey.

Preferences for ExoTask — playback speed, continuous playback, always-on-top — live in the same settings panel.

Auto-Clicker Settings

Three knobs:

Click type — left or right mouse button.
Hotkey — same toggle key from above (F4 default).
Click interval — ms / s / min / hour. Defaults to one second.

Pick a hotkey you're not going to press by accident in a game — that's the most common cause of "why did it just start auto-clicking?".

Debug Tools

Two log views, both worth knowing:

Activity Log

High-level human-readable events — "Roblox closed", "polling Roblox status", "selected Sailor Piece". Quick pulse-check.

Engine Log

Raw backend output — status codes, error messages, internal state. Copy this when you file a support ticket.

There's also a "Clear Roblox Logs" button. Mostly legacy — ExoPanda no longer relies on Roblox's own log files for game detection. Useful occasionally for spotting your installed Roblox version.

Reporting Bugs

There's a bug-report widget in the bottom of the app. Pick the macro, describe what happened, submit. The form pipes straight to us.

Useful reports look like: "Sailor Piece, Auto Boss Run, set to Sukuna at Hard, after ~30 minutes the macro got stuck on the spawn island and stopped moving. Engine log attached." — not "macro no work".

Launching Into A Game

If Legacy Auto Open is enabled, simply being in a supported game pops the macro UI. Otherwise, click Launch from the game card.

During launch you'll see status codes scroll by — "Roblox launching", "initializing", "ready", "UI opened". Those are normal load steps. Once you're in, hit your macro hotkey and you're off.

Coming Soon To The ExoPanda Macro System

Discord Webhooks — per-macro status pings to a Discord channel. Especially nice for games where you want to know about a rare drop or a session interruption without being parked at your desk.

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