Return

Return is a node that allows you to immediately finish executing a macro with a specific status—similar to the return statement in C#. It is available only in macros.

When to use

Sometimes a macro should end without waiting for every step to run—for example, if something went wrong or the required condition is already met. Return is used for this:

• Stop the macro on failure or an error.
• Interrupt execution under a certain condition.

How it works

• Insert this node at the desired point in the macro.
• Specify the status the macro should finish with: Success or Failure.
• Once Return fires, the macro terminates immediately; anything after it will not run.

Example

IfThenElse
├── Condition: No mana
├── If yes: Return (Result = Failure)
└── If no: Continue with other actions

In this example, if there is no mana, the macro ends with a Failure status and all subsequent steps are skipped.