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when macros are created its creating them with a random "t" causing them to not work properly

This is correct:
#showtooltip
/click [button:1] EA_ENHAS_OB LeftButton; [button:2] EA_ENHAS_OB RightButton; [button:3] EA_ENHAS_OB MiddleButton; [button:4] EA_ENHAS_OB Button4; [button:5] EA_ENHAS_OB Button5; EA_ENHAS_OB

This is what is created: (Why the random "t" ?)
#showtooltip
/click [button:1] EA_ENHAS_OB LeftButton t; [button:2] EA_ENHAS_OB RightButton t; [button:3] EA_ENHAS_OB MiddleButton t; [button:4] EA_ENHAS_OB Button4 t; [button:5] EA_ENHAS_OB Button5 t; EA_ENHAS_OB

This actually isn’t a bug. It is required for KeyDown mode instead of KeyUp mode. Full detail is located at https://github.com/TimothyLuke/GSE-Advanced-Macro-Compiler/wiki/ActionButtonKeyDown-or-ActionButtonKeyUp-and-Why-this-matters---Macro-Cycling-not-firing

The “t” is an abbreviation for true.

The exception is if you are using Classic then set GSE to KeyUp mode on the troubleshooting tab.

thanks.