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Might want to fix your typos.

/Pasue 2 (pauses for a couple seconds before the next tool opens) ect ect ect

Here isamacro I use that seems tobe working great!I use onemacro and hit the button and just let it ride! use as many tools as you like.

stick the macro on F1

/ui action toolbarSlot 12 (first toolbar slot second row)
/selectDraftSchematic ## (the number of the schematic in you datapad, youll need to experiment with this #)
/Pause 3 (At this point the tool is open and waiting for you to doubleclick your resources into it HURRY)
/nextCraftingStage
/nextCraftingStage
/createPrototype practice no item
/createPrototype practice no item
/Pasue 2 (pauses for a couple seconds before the next tool opens)

/ui action toolbarSlot 13 (second toolbar slot second row)
/selectDraftSchematic ## (the number of the schematic in you datapad, youll need to experiment with this #)
/Pause 3 (At this point the tool is open and waiting for you to doubleclick your resources into it HURRY)
/nextCraftingStage
/nextCraftingStage
/createPrototype practice no item
/createPrototype practice no item
/Pasue 2 (pauses for a couple seconds before the next tool opens)

/ui action toolbarSlot 14 (third toolbar slot second row)
/selectDraftSchematic ## (the number of the schematic in you datapad, youll need to experiment with this #)
/Pause 3 (At this point the tool is open and waiting for you to doubleclick your resources into it HURRY)
/nextCraftingStage
/nextCraftingStage
/createPrototype practice no item
/createPrototype practice no item
/Pasue 2 (pauses for a couple seconds before the next tool opens) ect ect ect

Just repeat this for however many toolbars you are going to use. Thenclick the macro button and place you mouse in one spot and wait for the tool to pop open, QUICKLY double click the resrouces in time for the rest of the macro to complete. If it is to fast or lag is an issue with you, just increase the timers as needed.

This IS CASE SENSATIVE, Pay close attention to where there are spaces and where there are no spaces.
** Note on macros, some people use semicolons, and I think although you used to have to use them, that is no longer the case. None of my macros require them to work properly.

Hope this helps