It's important that you give your Action Group or Actions a useful description like "Click menu", "Swipe to Boss" or "Battle Part".
That way it's easier for you to navigate a massive macro and for others who use your macro to easily find what they need.
You can easily change the description by Double Click

♦ Example:
"Hey, your macro has a bug in it where the click sometime misses the target. Can you tell me where it is so i can edit it myself, Thanks Joe" - said NotJoe
"Sure, it's in Battle → Click target. Btw, who is Joe?" - reply Mr.Smallpeepee

You can also put a paragragh in there. If the user hover over they will see the full paragragh. So you can use this as a guide or note to the user.

When create a new macro. This is what you should set up first

• Name: Name of the macro.
  This also will be the name that appear in the Emulator recorder.
• Version: The version of the macro.
  Useful to let others know if they're using the lastest version of your macro or a specific version work best in a specific condition...
• Resolution: This is extremely important! It's the same as setting the Coordinate Axes where the origin is in the top left.
  Every location will reference this resolution
  
  ♦ Example: Resolution set to 1280x720 then location (640,360) will be the middle of the screen. If you change the resolution to say 1920x1080 then (640,360) will be on top left corner. So this should only be set once.
  
  If you download the macro from another user and want to change the outputted resolution. See Output Settings
  And if you reallllllly want to change the setted resolution. Then see Resolution Converter.

Action Group houses other child actions.
It's main purpose is to section the macro into multiple easy to navigate part.

• Repeat: An action group can be repeated. This is useful if multiple action need to be repeated.
  Though turning those actions into a Custom Action is more prefer. See Custom Action.

You can easily Create or Insert a click.

• Location: Where to click. See Getting Started to enable showing location.
  The coordinates should be relative to the set resolution (not the output resolution). See Macro Info
• Auto Capture Location: The little cross-hair button. Auto capture the location with Right Click
  

  When enabled, the First Right Click will also be used to choose the target window to capture.
  Toggle this off then on if you chose the wrong window.

  If you see the wrong location. Check if the Resolution is setted correctly.
• Hold: Time in milisecond(s) to hold the click at the set location.
• Wait next: Time in milisecond(s) to wait for the next action.
• Repeat: Repeat the click.
  

You can easily Create or Insert a Swipe.

• Location: The locations that the mouse will travel to. See Getting Started to enable showing location.
  You can define as many locations as you want
• Auto Capture Location: The little cross-hair button. Auto capture and add the location to the list with Right Click
  

  When enabled, the First Right Click will also be used to choose the target window to capture.
  Toggle this off then on if you chose the wrong window.

  If you see the wrong location. Check if the Resolution is setted correctly.
• Hold: Time in milisecond(s) to hold the swipe at each individual location before moving to the next.
• Speed: Control the speed of the mouse when moving from one location to another.
  Available preset: Very Slow, Slow, Normal, Fast, Very Fast, Flick
• Wait next: Time in milisecond(s) to wait for the next action.
• Repeat: Repeat the swipe.
  

You can easily Create or Insert a Wait.
Of course, you can achieve the same thing with "Wait Next".
But making Wait into a seperate Action will keep thing clean and it can be used as a placeholder for others to set their load time (like "SET YOUR LOAD TIME HERE"). Also useful when making a Custom Action

• Wait Time: Time in milisecond(s) to wait before executing the next action.
• Repeat: This actually does nothing...
  

You can easily Create or Insert an Another Eden.
This is basically just a placeholder for the companion software AEMG-EX to scan and give Another Eden players more options
So EMM will just ignore these Actions. If you do not make macro for Another Eden then also ignore this section.

• Battle Full: Let Another Eden players choose how to run left or right, how battle should be, how long the battle end took. Can be loop in AEMG-EX
  This is mostly use for AD run and EXP run.
• Battle Partial: Only the battle part (After battle start to winning pose screen). Can not be looped in AEMG-EX
  Useful when you just want to do the battle part
• Boss Battle: Same as Battle Partial but with picture of Beast King boss (like seriously if you look at the code, i only changed the image)
  Useful when you just want to do the battle part but with Bosses. You know to give a bit of visual aids.
• Food in AD: Well, you eat food in AD. Give Another Eden players the option to Eat Or Not To Eat in AD
• Food after AD: Well, you eat food after AD at the tree. Give Another Eden players the option to Eat Or Not To Eat after an AD run
  This is here so the AD macro is loopable
• Wait: Give Another Eden players a way to set a delay time.
  Mostly use for waiting for Horror. Example the one in Miglance Castle or Xeno Domain.
  Of course they can open up EMM and create a Wait action but it's nice to be able to set it within AEMG-EX.

This is probably the best part about EMM. Custom Action is a way to turn one or more actions into a single action
The created Custom Action will then be saved to "Custom Actions" and can be reused on any macroes.

• Custom Actions: With the plural. A list of saved Custom Action.
• Save: Even when turned into a Custom Action. You can still make change to each Actions within. Remember to save it.
• Unpack: Unpack Custom Action back into seperated Actions.
  If you want to add or delete Actions from a Custom Actions. Simply unpack, make change then recreated
  
• Nested Custom Action: Since Custom Action is an Action. You can combine a mixture of Actions and Custom Actions into... Super Custom Action...
  Basically you can create Custom Action from an Action including the Custom one.
• Repeat: And the best part is since it's an Action. It can be repeated
• Wait: Since there's no Wait Next for a Custom Action. Use the Wait Action instead.

You can test one or more Actions seperately.
Select the Actions or Action Groups you want to test then right-click to bring up the context menu then click
"Test Selected" (or just use F5).

This will generate the script base on only what you have selected. It'll be available in the Emulator under {Macro name}_Test
This is extremely useful because you don't have to rerun the whole macro just to test a part of it.

It's basically a stopwatch.
When you press the mouse, Timer will start. When you release, Timer will stop.
This is used to know exactly how many milisecond(s) should you hold a Click, hold a Swipe, or Wait time.

A companion software for Another Eden game.
Hover over an option or button if you're not sure what it does. I tried to include Tooltip for most of the options
In this section, I'll explain some of the stuffs that might be not cleared.

• Copy and Apply Setup: Unlike the past version of AEMG. You now can customize 15 battles in AD dungeon individually
  To avoid having to setup the same 15 battles, you can setup 1 battle, copy and apply that setup to the rest. Then make further changes to each batte as you wish
• Save and Load Setup (1.0.9+): You can now save and load back a single setup. This is useful if you have a very long battle setting up.
• Test Selected: Same idea as EMM. Use this if you just want to see say how the battle look like.
  You don't need to run the whole macro just to see if Battle 13th is correct.
  The test Macro will be outputted under {Macro Name}_Test
• Open in EMM: From AEMG-EX you can click the robot head icon to open the current Macro in EMM.
  Make changes, Save, then Reload in AEMG-EX for the change to take effect.
• Scale Mode (1.0.9+): See here
• Preview (1.0.9+): Normally when you config the battle setup in AEMG-EX and hit the convert button, the program will figure out what action needed to be inserted into the macro, generate a complete macro then output the script.
  What this new feature does is that it'll let you see exactly what was being inject in EMM and you'll have the ability to further tweaking the macro to your liking before converting the script.
• Transfer to Mobile (1.0.9+): Same as in EMM. This will transfer the outputted script directly to your mobile via usb.
• Save and Load a Setup Profile (1.0.9+): Save the whole macro setup to a profile. The last selected profile will be loaded automatically upon selecting