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Memory Match games in Bee Swarm Simulator provide valuable items and rewards. Natro Macro can automatically detect, navigate to, and solve all types of Memory Match games.

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Available Memory Match Types

Natro Macro supports five different Memory Match variations, each with unique cooldowns and rewards:
TypeCooldownGrid SizeLocation
Normal2 hours4×4 (16 tiles)Memory Match Board
Mega4 hours4×4 (16 tiles)Memory Match Board
Night8 hours4×4 (16 tiles)Memory Match Board
Extreme8 hours5×4 (20 tiles)Memory Match Board
Winter4 hours5×4 (20 tiles)Memory Match Board (Beesmas)

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Configuration

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Enable Memory Match Types

In the Collect tab, you’ll find the Memory Match GroupBox with checkboxes for each type:
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Select Match Types

Enable the Memory Match types you want to collect:
  • Normal Memory Match - Basic version, available every 2 hours
  • Mega Memory Match - Medium difficulty, 4 hour cooldown
  • Night Memory Match - Special night-only version, 8 hour cooldown
  • Extreme Memory Match - Hardest version with 20 tiles, 8 hour cooldown
  • Winter Memory Match - Seasonal Beesmas event (when active)
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Configure Options

Click the Options button to customize:
  • Allow Gather Interrupt - Lets the macro interrupt gathering to collect Memory Match when it’s available
  • Item Ignore Settings - Choose which rewards to skip during matching

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Item Ignore Options

The Memory Match Options menu allows you to ignore specific items during matching. This is useful for prioritizing valuable rewards: 
; Configuration stored in nm_config.ini
[Collect]
NormalMemoryMatchCheck=1
MegaMemoryMatchCheck=1
NightMemoryMatchCheck=1
ExtremeMemoryMatchCheck=1
MemoryMatchInterruptCheck=1

; Item ignore flags (binary per game type)
MicroConverterMatchIgnore=0
TicketMatchIgnore=0
GlitterMatchIgnore=0
Each item has specific game availability. For example, Cloud Vials only appear in Extreme Memory Match, while Treats appear in all five types.

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How It Works

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Detection System

The macro checks Memory Match availability based on:
  1. Enabled Status - The corresponding checkbox must be checked in GUI
  2. Cooldown Timer - Each type has a specific cooldown period
  3. Time Since Last Collection - Tracked in configuration file
  4. Night Detection - Night Memory Match requires nighttime (6 PM - 6 AM in-game)
; Memory Match cooldowns (from memorymatch.ahk:5-10)
MemoryMatchGames := Map(
    "Winter", {bit: 16, cooldown: 14400},    ; 4 hours
    "Extreme", {bit: 8, cooldown: 28800},   ; 8 hours
    "Night", {bit: 4, cooldown: 28800},     ; 8 hours
    "Mega", {bit: 2, cooldown: 14400},      ; 4 hours
    "Normal", {bit: 1, cooldown: 7200}      ; 2 hours
)

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Travel and Access

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Reset Position

The macro resets your character position (returns to hive)
Night Memory Match skips the reset to preserve darkness buffs
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Navigate to Board

Uses the nm_GoToCollect() function with the appropriate path:
  • normalmm - Normal Memory Match
  • megamm - Mega Memory Match
  • nightmm - Night Memory Match
  • extrememm - Extreme Memory Match
  • wintermm - Winter Memory Match
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Confirm Detection

The macro searches for the “E” button prompt to verify the board is accessibleIf not found on first attempt, it will retry once more
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Activate Board

Presses the E key to open the Memory Match interface

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Solving Algorithm

The macro uses an intelligent solving system:

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1. Grid Detection

Detects game type by checking the title width:
  • 4×4 Grid (Normal/Mega/Night): 16 tiles, no X offset
  • 5×4 Grid (Extreme/Winter): 20 tiles, 40px X offset

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2. Tile Matching Process

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First Click

  • Compares previously stored tiles to find known matches
  • If no match found, selects a random unclaimed tile
  • Captures the revealed item as a bitmap
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Second Click

  • Searches all stored tiles for a match with first click
  • If match found, clicks the matching tile
  • If no match, selects another random tile
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Repeat

Continues until all 8 pairs are matched or chances run out

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3. Item Priority System

The macro can ignore specific items based on your settings: 
; Example from natro_macro.ahk:13014
if ((MemoryMatchGame && (%item%MatchIgnore & MemoryMatchGames[MemoryMatchGame].bit)) 
    || (!MemoryMatchGame && (%item%MatchIgnore = data.games))) {
    IgnoreitemOAC[Tile] := 1  ; Skip this tile
}
Ignored items will not be matched, reducing your chances of completing the game successfully. Only ignore items you don’t need.

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4. Chance Tracking

The game provides 8 chances (16 clicks). The macro:
  • Monitors remaining chances by checking the UI
  • On the last chance, it will attempt any tile (including previously ignored items)
  • Uses a 500ms delay between clicks to compensate for lag

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Special Features

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Night Memory Match Handling

Night Memory Match has unique behavior:
  • No Reset on Travel - Preserves night-time buffs and darkness bonuses
  • Night Time Detection - Only runs between 6 PM - 6 AM in-game
  • Same Solving Algorithm - Uses standard 4×4 grid logic
; From natro_macro.ahk:12806-12807
nm_reset(MemoryMatchGame = "Night" ? 0 : 1, 0, 0)
nm_SetStatus("Traveling", MemoryMatchGame " Memory Match")

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Gather Interruption

When enabled, Memory Match can interrupt gathering: 
; From natro_macro.ahk:10642-10646
return ((MemoryMatchInterruptCheck = 1)
    && ((NormalMemoryMatchCheck && (now-LastNormalMemoryMatch)>7200)
    || (MegaMemoryMatchCheck && (now-LastMegaMemoryMatch)>14400)
    || (ExtremeMemoryMatchCheck && (now-LastExtremeMemoryMatch)>28800)
    || ((beesmasActive = 1) && WinterMemoryMatchCheck && (now-LastWinterMemoryMatch)>14400))
The macro checks during:
  • Field gathering loops
  • Boss kill routines
  • Other collection activities
Enable this option to maximize Memory Match collections, especially for shorter cooldown types like Normal (2 hours).

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Rewards by Type

Different Memory Match types offer different reward pools:

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All Types (Normal, Mega, Night, Extreme, Winter)

  • Treats
  • Tickets
  • Micro-Converters
  • Magic Beans
  • Glitter

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Most Types (excluding Winter/Extreme)

  • Sunflower Seeds
  • Blueberries
  • Strawberries
  • Pineapples
  • Royal Jellies

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Advanced Types (Extreme, Winter, Night, Mega)

  • Gumdrops
  • Jelly Beans
  • Tropical Drinks
  • Star Jellies

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Extreme/Winter Exclusive

  • Cloud Vials (Extreme only)
  • Soft Wax, Hard Wax, Swirled Wax (Winter only)
  • Honeysuckles, Super Smoothies, Smooth Dice (Winter only)
  • Neonberries, Gingerbread Bears (Winter only)
Refer to lib/data/memorymatch.ahk for the complete reward table showing which items appear in each game type.

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Best Practices

Maximize Collections
  • Enable all available Memory Match types
  • Turn on “Allow Gather Interrupt” for frequent checks
  • Only ignore items you genuinely don’t need
Timing Optimization
  • Normal (2h) and Mega (4h) can be collected multiple times per day
  • Night (8h) should be collected during darkness when your macro runs at night
  • Extreme (8h) provides the most valuable rewards but requires longer waits
Ignore Settings
  • Start with no ignored items to see what you receive
  • Gradually ignore common items (Treats, Sunflower Seeds) if needed
  • Never ignore rare items (Cloud Vials, Star Jellies, Glitter)

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Troubleshooting

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Memory Match Not Detected

  • Verify the checkbox is enabled in the Collect tab
  • Check the cooldown timer - it may not be ready yet
  • Ensure your character can access the Memory Match location
  • Night Memory Match only works during in-game nighttime

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Wrong Items Matched

  • Review your Item Ignore settings in the Options menu
  • Ensure you haven’t ignored too many items (reduces chances)
  • The macro will match ignored items on the final chance

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Failed to Complete

  • Memory Match uses image recognition which can fail due to lag
  • The macro allows 2 attempts before moving on
  • Check your ping/connection quality to Roblox
  • Consider reducing other background processes

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Timer Not Updating

  • Timers are stored in settings/nm_config.ini under [Collect]
  • Each type has a Last[Type]MemoryMatch timestamp
  • If stuck, you can manually edit the timestamp value
Manually editing timestamps can cause the macro to skip collections or attempt too early. Only modify if necessary.

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Configuration Reference

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Config File Location

settings/nm_config.ini

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Memory Match Settings

[Collect]
; Enable/disable each type (0=off, 1=on)
NormalMemoryMatchCheck=1
MegaMemoryMatchCheck=1  
NightMemoryMatchCheck=1
ExtremeMemoryMatchCheck=1
WinterMemoryMatchCheck=1

; Allow interruption of gathering
MemoryMatchInterruptCheck=1

; Last collection timestamps (Unix time)
LastNormalMemoryMatch=1234567890
LastMegaMemoryMatch=1234567890
LastNightMemoryMatch=1234567890  
LastExtremeMemoryMatch=1234567890
LastWinterMemoryMatch=1234567890

; Item ignore flags (binary values)
MicroConverterMatchIgnore=0
TreatMatchIgnore=0
TicketMatchIgnore=0
; ... (see full list in GUI Options)

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GUI Controls

From natro_macro.ahk:2993-2999:
  • NormalMemoryMatchCheck - Checkbox for Normal Memory Match
  • MegaMemoryMatchCheck - Checkbox for Mega Memory Match
  • NightMemoryMatchCheck - Checkbox for Night Memory Match
  • ExtremeMemoryMatchCheck - Checkbox for Extreme Memory Match
  • WinterMemoryMatchCheck - Checkbox for Winter Memory Match (Beesmas only)
  • MemoryMatchOptions - Button to open ignore settings

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