Activating and Deactivating Timer Triggers

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No worries @notsteve! There's no reason to be embarrassed, we're all here to learn.

Using the action (gear) :gear: menu on the Semaphore Lock action, you can change these settings:

  • "Set Action Timeout..." to 1 hundredth of a second
  • "Timeout Aborts Macro" to checked (✓)
  • "Notify on Timeout" to not checked (x)

As a result, the macro with that Semaphore Lock in place will run once and only once.
Not only will instances of the macro not run concurrently, but if an instance is currently running any further triggered instances will (nearly instantly) cancel themselves.

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