Ok this is the code I made for my macro subroutine that I plan to use for making exact screenshots so I don't have to redo them over and over again due to the fact that wabbit dislikes me....ok Optimizations are welcome tell me what you think, us it if you want
atm I only can convert the keycodes to a string, but I will finish the second part soon
If Ans:Then
If Ans=1:Then
getkey->K
int(K/10->theta
K->T
For(U,20,100,10)
T-10(K<U and theta>=(U-10)/10->T
End
T+1-5(theta-1)(theta!=0)+(theta>2->T
Str9+sub(" 0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZthetaeeL1L2L3L4L5L6uvw box small+ point ^2 ^-1 () ^+-*/",T,1->Str9
Else
P+1->P
inString("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZthetaeeL1L2L3L4L5L6uvw box small+ point ^2 ^-1 ()i^+-*/",sub(Str9,P,1->T
T->K
If T:Then
K+10+5(K=11->K
For(theta,5,50,5)
K+5(T>theta and T!=11)-(T>11 and theta=5 and T<16->K
End:End:End:End:Else
getkey->K
Endthe string it calls from could be any you want, just as long as you take into account that the number is increased by one so no keypress would equal 1, and you also must remember that [on] also takes up a keycode space so you have to put the same symbol in it's spot as well just as a placeholder.

so what would it do exactly? It register every keypresses (and time at which it was pressed) then create a "replay" file?

yes in a sense it does make a replay file
basically what this does is it converts a keypress to a token and stores it to a string, I still haven't finished converting it back, but that's pretty much the whole idea...