Glass Wrap farming in Rivals involves the same clicks over and over. Record your routine once with Rivals Macro, then replay it on a hotkey while you step away.
Glass Wrap sequences are built on repetition: navigate to the location, click the same spots, wait for resources to appear, repeat. That structure is exactly what macro recorders exist for. You capture the clicks and keystrokes once, save the routine to a file, and replay it whenever you need it.
Rivals Macro runs at scan-code level, which means full-screen games accept the input without issue. It also includes a speed slider, so if your Glass Wrap routine is 30 seconds long, you can replay it at normal speed or burn through ten cycles in seconds by pushing the slider higher.
The app is portable: no registry entries, no services, no admin prompt. Download it, unzip it, run it. If you play on multiple machines or want to carry your macros on a flash drive, just copy the folder.
Once your routine is saved, you can replay it on demand or set it to loop. The loop count dropdown lets you run the macro once, a fixed number of times, or infinitely until you press a button to stop. For AFK farming, infinite loop is the natural choice: start the macro, walk away, and it keeps cycling until you return.
Speed matters. If your Glass Wrap routine feels too slow when replayed at 100%, bump it to 150% or 200% to compress the time between cycles. If clicks are landing in the wrong spots or the game is dropping inputs, slow it down to 75% or 50% and test again.
Keep in mind that pure cursor movement is coordinate-based. If you recorded your macro on a 1440p monitor and play on a 1080p screen, long mouse paths may drift. Stick to click-and-type routines for maximum portability: click the interaction point, wait a second, move to the next. This approach also works better across different game updates that might shift UI elements.
Yes. Rivals Macro replays input at the scan-code level, so it works in full-screen games, windowed mode, and even remote desktop sessions.
That depends on the game's terms of service. Before using any macro tool for competitive farming or ranked play, check the official rules for Rivals. Some games allow automation for PvE grinding, others don't. We can't predict their stance.
You can load and run one macro at a time through the app. For sequential tasks, record them as separate macros and run them one after another, or combine them into a single longer routine.
No. Rivals Macro runs fully offline. There's no telemetry, no update ping, no network activity. You can use it in an airgapped network or on a machine with no connection.
Yes. MIT licensed, no trial, no Pro tier, no account required. Download it and use it as long as you want.
Get the free portable app, record your Glass Wrap routine, and start looping.
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