Tired of clicking the same sequence to farm coins in Tower Defense Simulator? Record your clicks and keystrokes once with a macro recorder, then replay the entire routine with a single hotkey — as many times as you want.
You want to automate the repetitive part of TDS farming: clicking the same buttons, buying towers in the same spots, triggering upgrades, or holding down keys during a loop. A macro recorder captures exactly what your hands do — every mouse click, every keystroke, every drag — and plays it back on demand.
Unlike a script that runs inside the game, a macro recorder works at the input level. You press a hotkey, the recorder sends your captured clicks and keypresses to the game window exactly as you performed them. The game sees normal input, nothing injected, nothing hidden.
TDS Macro is a Windows utility that does one thing well: record a routine from any window (fullscreen games included) and replay it at whatever speed you need. No registration, no cloud sync, no watermarks — just download, run, and start recording.
Most players record a loop that includes: waiting for wave start → clicking units into position → triggering active abilities → collecting coins → ending the wave. If you're doing this 50 times in a session, record it once and loop the macro instead.
Set the loop count to repeat automatically. The app can play your routine a fixed number of times (say, 50 loops) or indefinitely until you press the stop hotkey. This way you can step away, and the macro keeps farming while you do something else on another monitor.
If your routine has timing gaps (waiting for abilities to cool down, waiting for coins to spawn), include those pauses in your recording. Press F9, wait, click — that idle time is part of the macro. When replaying, you can slow the macro down to extend those pauses, or speed it up if the game feels snappier than when you recorded.
The macro replays coordinate-based mouse clicks. If you resize the TDS window between recordings, or move it to a different monitor, your clicks may land in the wrong spots. For maximum reliability, keep the window in the same place and size, or stick to keyboard input (hotkeys, number keys for tower selection) instead of mouse clicks.
Tower Defense Simulator, like all online games, has rules about what's allowed. A macro recorder sends normal keyboard and mouse input — it doesn't inject code into the game or modify its files. But check the game's terms of service yourself. Using a macro for grinding might violate their policy, earn a warning, or result in consequences. The tool is neutral; the decision and the risk are yours.
Record your routine during normal gameplay first. Test the macro on a few loops, watch it carefully, and make sure it behaves the way you expect. Small mistakes in positioning or timing compound when the macro runs 100 times unattended.
No. The app is free, no trial, no Pro version, no login required. Download, install, and start recording.
Yes. The recorder works in fullscreen games because it captures input at the hardware level, not at the window level.
Yes. Both the record hotkey and replay hotkey are rebindable in the app settings.
Press the replay hotkey again to stop. The macro halts immediately.
No. The app runs fully offline. There's no update check, no telemetry, no network calls.
Yes. Save your routine to a file, copy it to another Windows computer, open it in the app, and replay it. No re-recording needed.
Download TDS Macro for Windows now — free, straightforward installation.
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