Fuzzy Macro vs Existance Macro
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Fuzzy Macro vs Existance Macro
Project status / direction
Original macOS Bee Swarm macro baseline
Continuation project built on Existance; actively maintained with added systems/modules
Platform
macOS only
macOS only
Core macro functionality
Field gathering, mob killing, collecting items, converting
Same core functionality, plus more automation modules and QoL safeguards
Language / architecture
Python backend + HTML/CSS/JS GUI
Same general architecture; expanded feature set and GUI tooling
Patterns / paths
Uses pattern files for field gathering + path files for navigation
Same pattern/path approach; more patterns/behavior supported
Settings compatibility
Baseline settings structure
Designed to feel familiar; “transition is easy” (settings/config idea remains similar)
Private server support
Yes
Yes
Discord webhooks
Yes (notifications)
Yes, plus more granular ping categories and more event coverage
Discord remote control
Limited / not a focus
Major feature: remote control via Discord bot commands; more command surface and status views
Discord commands (examples)
N/A / fewer
More commands and remote actions (examples you listed: /start, /stop, /pause, /resume, /screenshot, /fields, /quests, /mobs, /collectibles, /swapfield, /taskqueue)
Command UX
N/A
Slash-command style UX + auto-complete (as listed)
Ping categories
Basic / less granular
Customizable ping categories (more control over what alerts you)
Auto Field Boost (AFB)
Not present
Automatically maintains glitter + dice boosts in specified fields; configurable rebuff intervals; separate glitter timing; supports Field Dice / Smooth Dice / Loaded Dice; wait time after gather interrupts; partial patch by Sev
Boost & buff automation
More basic
Expanded (includes AFB + additional buff/boost logic)
Collectibles & tasks
Core set
New collectibles/tasks: Honeystorm automation; seasonal event items (Beesmas items); more task variety
Sticker Printer
Not present
Automated Sticker Printer with egg selection
Blender automation
Not present
Blender automation (3 item slots)
Mondo Buff
Basic / less customizable
Mondo Buff token collection option + Mondo looting customization
Task scheduling / priority
More static / simpler ordering
Task Priority System with drag-and-drop task ordering
Profiles
Single main config
Profile System for multiple configurations
Pause/Resume
Stop/start focused
Pause/Resume planned/returning (listed as coming soon; fixes needed before release)
Reliability / error handling
Baseline
Better error handling, improved recovery, clearer messages
Repair / updater
Manual / less streamlined
Repair command for easier macro repair/update
Performance
Baseline
Optimization work (slightly reduced resource usage)
GUI themes
Single look
GUI Theme Switcher (Brown “Fuzzy” vs Purple)
Anti-stuck safety
Baseline
Max Convert Timer to prevent getting stuck converting (ex: balloon at 0)
Mobs / stinger hunt
Regular mobs + Vicious Bee stinger hunt at night
Same mobs + stinger hunt; plus additional systems around events/pings
Credits / lineage
Created by Existance
Built on Existance’s original code; developed by Logan (LaganYT) with additional contributors (e.g., Sev patch for AFB)
Migration
N/A
Migration guide in Discord; migration script coming soon (as listed)
Help / community
GitHub
GitHub + Discord community + GitBook docs (patterns/path making docs)
Credits
Macro Inspiration:
Pattern Makers: Existance, NatroTeam, tvojamamkajenic, sev, dully176, chillketchup, Electro
Notes
This Macro is for MacOS only. Linux and Windows support are not planned, for Windows use Natro Macro, for Linux use BeeTuxMacro.
Fuzzy Macro is built on top of Existance Macro, meaning you can easily transitition to Fuzzy Macro. The settings and config works the same, think of Fuzzy Macro as a continuation project of Existance Macro.
The macro backend is written in Python while the frontend uses HTML/CSS/JS with eel as a communication layer.
Version system uses the format Major.Minor.Bugfix, with an optional letter at the end for test versions. (Ex: 1.1.0 is newer than 1.1.0a - 1.1.0a is a beta version in this case)
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