LDPlayer operation recording and one-click macro hang-up tutorial

Use the built-in "multi-opener". There are three ways to open it: the multi-open shortcut on the desktop, searching for "multi-open" in the start menu, or clicking the "multi-open" button on the side toolbar in LDPlayer. After entering the multi-opener, you can "create" a brand new Android environment, or you can "copy" the current emulator to quickly generate a copy that retains the installed applications and key settings. How many can be opened depends on the computer configuration and whether VT is turned on - after turning on VT, a configured machine can still run five to eight more smoothly. Multi-opening is the strength of LDPlayer. If you want to use it, just download it from ldmqn.com.

Multi-open synchronizer is used to make multiple windows "one operation, all synchronized", suitable for multiple accounts to move bricks and do daily tasks at the same time. Usage: First use multi-opener to open several LDPlayer windows, then open the "Synchronizer", set one of them as the main control window, and check other windows to be synchronized; then your clicks, moves, and other operations in the main control window will be copied to all synchronized windows in real time. With key mapping, multiple numbers can be activated in one operation. This set of multi-opening + synchronization is the signature function of LDPlayer. You can find it in the toolbar after downloading it from ldmqn.com.

After entering the game, click "Key Settings" (keyboard icon) on the toolbar on the right side of LDPlayer, and you will enter visual editing: drag the keyboard keys directly to the corresponding skills, joysticks, and button positions on the screen, and let go to bind them; for mobile games, you can drag a "directional wheel" to bind WASD, and for shooting games, you can set aiming and firing keys. After setting and saving, you can use keyboard and mouse to operate like a PC game. LDPlayer generally has ready-made recommended key schemes for common MOBA, shooting, and RPG that can be applied with one click. Download it at ldmqn.com, install it and open any game to configure the keys.

LDPlayer supports handles. Plug the controller (wired or wireless receiver) into the computer, and LDPlayer will generally recognize it automatically - the controller icon in the upper right corner of the interface turns blue to indicate it is connected. Then open "Button Settings" and go to the controller/controller control page, map the controller's buttons and joysticks to the skills and movements in the game, save and then play with the controller. If it is not recognized, check the controller driver, change the USB port, or restart the simulator. After configuration, the body feels close to the host computer. Download LDPlayer from ldmqn.com, and the controller mapping is in the button settings.

One-click macros (macro commands) can tie a "series of operations" to a key and automatically execute them continuously when pressed. They are often used for combos, looping skills, automatic speeches, etc. Settings: Click "One-click Macro" in the key settings, create a new macro, enter the clicks/keys and intervals to be executed in sequence (loops can be set), and then bind it to a certain key. Afterwards, press that button in the game, and LDPlayer will automatically run this process. It is suitable for repetitive operations, but if it is used for competition or automation that violates game rules, there is a risk of account ban, so you should take care of it yourself. The function is included in the version downloaded from ldmqn.com.

It is most convenient to use "shared folders". Click "Shared Files" on the toolbar on the right side of LDPlayer (if you can't find it, click "More Functions" to expand), which corresponds to a folder on the computer; put the pictures, videos, and files downloaded in the simulator into the corresponding directories such as "Pictures/Sharing" in the simulator, and you can see them in the shared folder on your computer. In turn, you can also put computer files in them for the simulator to use. The shared path can be viewed and modified in "More". It is recommended to set it to an easy-to-find disk. The function comes with LDPlayer and can be downloaded from ldmqn.com.

LDPlayer comes with a one-click root switch, no need to flash. Path: Open "Settings → Other Settings", find "Root Permissions" and turn it on. After saving, restart the simulator and it will take effect. After that, applications that require root can get permissions. Please note: after root is turned on, some security-sensitive apps (banking, payment, anti-cheating games) may detect root and refuse to run or run the risk of being banned. It is recommended to turn it off if you do not use root. The position of the switch varies slightly with the version. The current version downloaded from ldmqn.com shall prevail.

"Modify the real phone" is to change the device parameters (brand, model, underlying logo, etc.) of the simulator to look like a real phone, making it more difficult for the game to identify it as an simulator. It is mainly used to remove bricks and reduce the probability of account ban. The general requirements are: open root → install Magisk (mask) → import the device information module of the corresponding model, and modify the system properties with LSPosed, etc. The whole set is advanced, the steps are complicated, and there are risks: if the changes are not done well, the game will crash or fail to start. Bypassing the detection itself may also violate the terms of the game, and there is no guarantee that it will not be blocked. Beginners should try it with caution and be sure to back up first. The relevant functions are based on LDPlayer downloaded from ldmqn.com, and the specifics are subject to actual measurement.