Feature
Scripting
Automate anything, from a daily login tap to a full walkthrough.
Some games make you tap through the same daily menus every time you open them. With scripting, you write a short script once, using a simple language called Lua, and Emulade runs it for you: opening an app, tapping the screen, or pressing a key, the same things you'd otherwise do by hand.
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Script editor with a startup trigger example
Set it up once. Let it run itself from then on.
How it works
- A script can launch an app, tap anywhere on the screen, or send a keypress, the same actions you'd normally do manually.
- Set a script to run automatically, like every time Emulade starts, or right after an app closes.
- Written in Lua, a small, beginner-friendly language already used in plenty of games and mods.
At a glance
Language
Lua
Actions
Launch apps, tap, press keys
Triggers
On startup, on app close, and more
Works on
Windows, macOS, Linux
Full documentation for this feature is on the way. In the meantime, check the help center for what's covered so far.