Five macros. One job each.

Hold your macro key (G by default) and North taps your Edit key, then your select key, over and over until you let go.

It helps when you're editing the same wall again and again in a box fight: one held key instead of two fingers racing each other. Set the gap between taps and how long each tap is held, and add an extra key to hold for the whole repeat if you need one.

Hold your Edit key and North flicks the mouse wheel to reset the edit, then holds your select key so you can drag across tiles. Let go to confirm.

Your hand only has to sweep the mouse across the tiles you want; the reset and the held select happen for you. Pick which way the wheel flicks, down or up, and a select delay preset.

Let go of left click and North presses your weapon slot key (Space by default) a moment later, straight to your next weapon.

Fire, release, and you're on the next weapon without reaching for a key. If you're holding Ctrl, Shift or Alt, North keeps it held, so Toggle Crouch and Toggle Sprint don't flip on you.

Tap its toggle key (B by default) and North picks your piece, for example your cone key, and keeps placing it with Fortnite's Place Building key, usually left click. Tap again to stop.

Good for when you want one piece placed over and over while your attention is on moving and aiming. It needs Fortnite's Turbo Building turned on.

North holds your sprint key so you keep sprinting, steps aside while you edit, and picks back up after.

No more pinning Shift down all game. In Fortnite, use hold-to-sprint and set Auto Confirm Edits to Edit so it works the way it's meant to.