A free Windows macro that runs your Sol's RNG session on autopilot while you work, study, or sleep. Record your own key sequences once, set the timing, and the route farms for hours without touching the keyboard.
Sols RNG Macro chains three recorded sequences into one route: a fast roll leg (you set the millisecond timer), a craft leg for potion and gear batches, and a biome leg that catches overnight transitions. Most farm helpers just repeat a single key. This one lets you build real session logic and walk away.
The macro runs standard keystrokes only—no game injection, no client modification, no detectable hooks. It mimics what your fingers would do, which means it respects how the game itself works. Before using any macro, check Sol's RNG's rules to understand what's permitted.
Everything installs via a standard Windows installer. Download the zip and run the installer to set it up.
Overnight potion farming: Set your roll leg to 180 ms (steady pace), craft leg to 120 seconds (batch crafting every 2 minutes), and biome leg to 15 minutes. Start it before bed. The macro will roll, craft stacks of potions, and catch biome switches while you sleep. Wake up to a run counter showing exactly how many loops finished.
School or work sessions: Record a tight 140 ms roll cadence, skip the craft leg, and run it all day. The random jitter built into each cycle ensures timings aren't machine-perfect. Leave your PC on, come back to hours of progress logged on screen.
Biome catching at scale: If you only care about specific transitions (like Glitched or Null), set the biome leg to a long 20-minute interval so it doesn't interrupt rolls too often. The craft leg stays off. This keeps rerolls happening frequently while the biome check happens infrequently enough not to waste cycles.
No trial period, no licence key, no paid tier. Download it and use it as long as you want.
Yes. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) run the same build. No special setup needed.
No. Once the folder is on your disk, it runs fully offline. No license checks, no telemetry, no home-phone connections.
The macro installs via a standard Windows installer from the zip file.
No. It runs as a normal user process, no elevation required.
The source is open under MIT. You can read every line before running it and fork or modify it yourself.
Get the macro for Windows 10 and 11—download the zip and run the standard Windows installer.
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