Bliple is a specific type of construction in the game Minecraft, which some players call «bliple bridge». It is implemented by using certain keys when the player goes backwards. The most common keys in this case are the PCM (right mouse button), Space bar, shift (although some players build without using shift) and the S key. There are various combinations and options for using these keys, which you can find out more about on the Internet.

My macro is a kind of «slow blip». When you click on the PCM, it automatically puts blocks by periodically pressing the S key. I didn't include the S key in the macro so that the player himself could determine when to release and press this key. The space bar remains permanently pressed.

For those who do not know how to download macros, I provide the following instructions:

1. Download this macro from the website where it is published.
2. Go to the Keyran program, go to the «Editor» section and find the horizontal menu at the bottom of the screen. Click on the slightly opened folder in this menu.
3. Find the downloaded macro file, open it. Then find the vertical menu with the triple arrows that go in a circle and click on them. Select the item with the number 2 in this menu. This will allow the macro to start automatically when you click on the button, but to disable the macro you will need to click on this button again. You can also select the mode with the number 1, in this case the macro will be active only when you hold the button, and will turn off after releasing it. If you want to save this macro, use the menu at the top of the screen. Find the scissors icon there and the button with the file image. If the button is gray, then the macro has already been saved; if it is bluish, click on it.

After successfully installing the macro into the program, close the «Editor» section. Select and set the macro to any button that is convenient for you. Then click on the program launch button (a triangle in the frame, located under the right ctrl).