Renamed Creating-a-macro.md -> Macros.md

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![SC2Pattern](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158250185-2cb45f95-a5d3-4465-9772-75943ec26ee5.png)
Now we can [create our macros](Creating-a-macro) to automate the showing and hiding of the color source overlay.
Now we can [create our macros](Macros#creating-a-new-macro) to automate the showing and hiding of the color source overlay.
We start by creating a macro to show the color source if the pattern is found:
![VideoCondition1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/158251264-cdb92b15-7552-4b26-956c-b5a0e04f19c6.PNG)

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To achieve this effect you will have to [create two macros](Creating-a-macro).
To achieve this effect you will have to [create two macros](Macros#creating-a-new-macro).
* One responsible for showing the webcam source when appropriate ...
![](https://obsproject.com/forum/attachments/showwebcam-png.76772)
* Another to hide hide the webcam source ...

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* On a set interval the visibility of sources on a scene will be toggled so that only one of the source is visible at a time
* The automated loop can be started and stopped via the press of a hotkey
We will need to [create macros](Creating-a-macro) for the following functionality:
We will need to [create macros](Macros#creating-a-new-macro) for the following functionality:
* A macro running the "main" loop
* A macro to start the loop (*)

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## Example (output has not changed)
Have a look at the [creating a macro](Creating-a-macro#creating-a-new-macro) page for an example on how to automatically switch to a specified scene if the output of a video source has not changed for a specified amount of time.
Have a look at the [creating a macro](Macros#creating-a-new-macro) page for an example on how to automatically switch to a specified scene if the output of a video source has not changed for a specified amount of time.
## Example (pattern match)

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* [Split recording of stream into chunks](Automatically-split-recording-of-stream-into-chunks)
# Explanations
* [Starting and stopping the plugin](Starting-and-stopping-the-plugin)
* [Macros explained](Creating-a-macro#what-are-macros)
* [Creating a macro](Creating-a-macro#creating-a-new-macro)
* [Macros explained](Macros#what-are-macros)
* [Creating a macro](Macros#creating-a-new-macro)
* [Pausing macros](Pausing-macros)
* [Macro time restrictions](Macro-time-restrictions)
* [Video condition](Video-condition)