Macros for BlueStacks, LDPlayer, MuMu and Nox

Android emulators are the natural home for farming and multi-account play. The catch is that the emulator recorders replay a fixed sequence: they repeat the same taps regardless of what is on screen. The moment the game shows a popup or loads slower, the sequence falls apart.

EmuloAgent takes a different route. It runs on Windows and drives the emulator over ADB, watching the screen with computer vision and reacting to what it actually sees.

Supported emulators

EmuloAgent detects and drives the most used instances:

• MuMu Player 12
• BlueStacks 5
• LDPlayer
• NoxPlayer
• MEmu Player

MEmu Player was the latest to join the list, with a dedicated adapter and automatic instance detection. For the details, see the MEmu Player support announcement.

A generic detector also tries non-standard instances, so uncommon setups usually still work.

Why vision beats a recorder

A recorder taps coordinates on a timer. A vision macro waits for a condition. If a screen takes two seconds longer to load, the recorder taps into the void, while the vision macro simply waits for the button to appear and then taps it. That single difference is what keeps a macro running for hours instead of breaking on the first hiccup.

Set up in a few steps

1. Open your game in the emulator and start EmuloAgent.
2. Capture the buttons and states that matter (image), or pick a text or color trigger.
3. Add the actions: tap, swipe, key events, or a Virtual Keyboard step for shuffled PINs.
4. Combine steps into a loop, test a step live, and run.

Run several instances

Because the Agent drives the emulator externally, you can run several profiles in parallel for hours. The cadence adapts to CPU and RAM so the machine does not choke.

Want to try it on your emulator? Download EmuloAgent and build a macro that reacts to the screen.