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System requirements

Before installing Natro Macro, ensure your system meets these requirements:

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Operating system

  • Windows (64-bit recommended)
  • Administrator privileges may be required for certain installation locations

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Display settings

Critical requirement: Your display scale must be set to 100% (96 DPI).The macro uses image recognition which will not work correctly with other scaling values.
To verify and set your display scale:
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Open display settings

Right-click on your Desktop and select “Display Settings”
2

Check scale value

Under “Scale & Layout”, verify that Scale is set to 100%If it’s set to a different value (125%, 150%, etc.), change it to 100%
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Restart Roblox

Close and restart Roblox before starting the macro for the changes to take effect

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Roblox requirements

  • Latest version of Roblox
  • Specific graphics settings (configured during setup)
  • Bee Swarm Simulator game access

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Download Natro Macro

Download only from official sources!The only official places to download Natro Macro are:We do not have an official website. Beware of malicious copies from other sources.
1

Navigate to latest release

Go to the latest release page on GitHub
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Download the ZIP file

Download Natro_Macro_v#.#.#.zip from the Assets sectionReplace #.#.# with the actual version number (e.g., Natro_Macro_v1.1.1.zip)

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Extract the macro

1

Locate the downloaded ZIP

Find Natro_Macro_v#.#.#.zip in your Downloads folder
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Extract to a safe location

Right-click the ZIP file and select “Extract All…”Extract to a location where you have write permissions, such as:
  • Desktop
  • Documents
  • Downloads
Avoid extracting to protected folders like Program Files or C:\Windows as these require administrator privileges and may cause issues.
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Open the extracted folder

Open the extracted Natro_Macro_v#.#.# folder and navigate to the inner folder with the same nameYou should see files including:
  • START.bat
  • submacros/ folder
  • patterns/ folder
  • paths/ folder
  • lib/ folder

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Handle antivirus warnings

Important: Antivirus false positivesThird-party antivirus software may flag AutoHotkey executables as suspicious or delete AutoHotkey32.exe from the submacros folder. This is a false positive.Both Natro Macro and AutoHotkey are safe and work fine with Microsoft Defender.
If your antivirus deletes AutoHotkey32.exe:
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Disable third-party antivirus

Temporarily disable your third-party antivirus software, OR add the Natro Macro folder as an exception/exclusion
2

Re-extract the macro

Delete the partially extracted folder and extract the ZIP file again
3

Verify AutoHotkey32.exe exists

Check that AutoHotkey32.exe exists in the submacros folder
Microsoft Defender (Windows built-in antivirus) does not flag Natro Macro or AutoHotkey. If you’re using only Microsoft Defender, you should not encounter this issue.

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Automatic extraction (optional)

Natro Macro includes an automatic extraction feature in START.bat:
  • If you run START.bat before extracting, it will attempt to find the ZIP file in common locations:
    • Downloads
    • Downloads\Natro Macro
    • Desktop
    • Documents
    • OneDrive\Downloads
    • OneDrive\Desktop
    • OneDrive\Documents
  • If found, it will automatically extract, delete the ZIP, and start the macro
While automatic extraction is convenient, manual extraction gives you more control over the installation location.

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Verify installation

After extraction, verify your installation:
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Check folder structure

Ensure the following folders exist:
Natro_Macro_v#.#.#/
├── START.bat
├── submacros/
│   ├── natro_macro.ahk
│   ├── AutoHotkey32.exe
│   └── AutoHotkey64.exe
├── patterns/
├── paths/
├── lib/
└── nm_image_assets/
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Verify AutoHotkey executables

Confirm that AutoHotkey32.exe exists in the submacros folderThis is the most common file to be deleted by antivirus software

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Next steps

Now that Natro Macro is installed, you’re ready to configure and run it!

Quick start guide

Learn how to configure and run your first macro session

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Troubleshooting

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Error: Could not find AutoHotkey32.exe

This means your antivirus deleted the file. Follow the steps in Handle antivirus warnings.

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Error: Could not create settings directory

The macro needs write permissions in its folder:
  1. Move the macro to a different location (Desktop, Documents, or Downloads)
  2. If you must run it in the current location, right-click START.bat and select “Run as administrator”

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Error: No .zip detected, but essential files are missing

The extraction was incomplete or files were deleted:
  1. Delete the extracted folder
  2. Ensure your antivirus won’t interfere (add exception)
  3. Re-extract the ZIP file

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Get help

If you encounter issues during installation:

Discord support

Join the Discord server for troubleshooting help and guides

Report bugs

Submit a bug report on GitHub

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