For whatever reason, none of the higher res setting macros were working correctly. The mouse was moving as programmed, it was just off from the store buttons. Fortunately, after downgrading my monitor settings to the lowest res option (1280x720), the macro for that resolution worked perfectly, so I'm still happy with the results.
im extremely late to this but after a quick glance you should be able to edit the program with notepad++. remember to make a backup of the file or just download a new one if you mess up.
each screen resolution corresponds with letters A through E, then each pack with numbers 1 through 7. so for example if your screen is 1920x1080 and you want to buy jumbo packs, then you need to find the code labeled with C5 and edit the amount of time the program sleeps in between actions. theres a table of contents at the top of the program you can use to find your screen res and packs you wanna edit.
i found subtracting the pre existing sleep time by 100 AND dividing the larger numbers by 2 seems to work just fine. almost cuts wait times in half.
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each screen resolution corresponds with letters A through E, then each pack with numbers 1 through 7. so for example if your screen is 1920x1080 and you want to buy jumbo packs, then you need to find the code labeled with C5 and edit the amount of time the program sleeps in between actions. theres a table of contents at the top of the program you can use to find your screen res and packs you wanna edit.
i found subtracting the pre existing sleep time by 100 AND dividing the larger numbers by 2 seems to work just fine. almost cuts wait times in half.