Why AutoHotKey for Razer?
Unlike Logitech G HUB (with Lua support) and Bloody Esports (.amc format), Razer Synapse has no built-in macro editor for recoil control. The only reliable way to run a CS2 macro on a Razer mouse is AutoHotKey (AHK) — a free Windows automation scripting language that emulates mouse movement with high precision.
The advantage of AHK: it works with any mouse, requires no manufacturer-specific software, and never injects into the game's memory — so VAC has nothing to detect.
Installing AHK v2 and running the script
Download AutoHotKey v2 from the official site (autohotkey.com) and install it. Once installed, .ahk files are associated with AHK — just double-click the macro file from MACROSCS. An AHK icon will appear in your system tray (next to the clock) — the script is now active.
By default, weapon switching is bound to CapsLock. To stop the script, right-click the tray icon → Exit.
Auto-start with Windows (recommended)
To have the macro launch automatically at PC startup: create a shortcut to the .ahk file and copy it into the Startup folder (Win+R → shell:startup). Alternatively: open Task Manager → Startup apps → Add → select the .ahk file.
Sensitivity and DPI tuning: the MACROSCS AHK script includes variables for calibrating to your DPI and sensitivity. If the macro doesn't feel right on the first try, message support and we'll adjust the file for you individually.