If you have a wait command (with either , /wait, or /waitaddon) and stop the macro or call another one on top of it, the wait command is still running. i.e., running /wait 500 then calling /send KEY_9, the key press will have to wait for the wait 500 to finish. Similar results if you stop then call the next one. Not sure if this is intended behavior.
If you have a wait command (with either, /wait, or /waitaddon) and stop the macro or call another one on top of it, the wait command is still running. i.e., running
/wait 500
then calling/send KEY_9
, the key press will have to wait for the wait 500 to finish. Similar results if you stop then call the next one. Not sure if this is intended behavior.