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Shooting with macros and the impact of FPS on returns in PUBG
Today it is not a secret to anyone that the impact of a weapon in a pub game is influenced by FPS and the higher it is, the stronger the return is, and accordingly the guns are thrown up more strongly after each shot. Such is the paradox. However, the developers have already recognized the problem, moreover, they announced that they are going to solve it. In the official twitter, even some schemes, pictures and calculations on this topic appeared. But, you and I are not interested, because when it is corrected, then there will be happiness for everyone, but for now it has what we have. It is important for us to know that a similar effect exists when setting up macros, to use it in our favor during battles.

And so, it is important to know and understand that, since the macros are sharpened to repeat certain commands described in the script, so they cannot adapt to different game conditions, and are always tuned to certain shooting circumstances. What are the conditions and circumstances?

The shooter must fire from the position on which the macro is set. For the most part, this is a standing position. Presented macros are no exception.
If the macro does not assume a breath hold (in the game, an LShift key), then the shooter should not hold the breath hold key while clamping. Otherwise, it will inevitably lead to a crooked "spray."
If the macro was set up on FPS 60, then, during shooting, the player should have just such a FPS. If the FPS is higher at the time of shooting, the barrel will be lifted up, despite the fact that the fire is fired with a macro. And vice versa, if the FPS falls below the adjusted value, then the trunk will be stronger to fall down.
If you ignore all these factors, the player may get the impression that the macro is not working or is clumsily configured. Based on the foregoing, I recommend immediately setting and limiting the frame rate, for example, to 60 fps. Also, watch the character´s body position during the shooting.