Macro commands

[Red HATred]

morning chaps...


i was wondering if it is already possible to combine "a group msg" with a "spell casting"


i have read something about redirecting to other qbars etc...

the main thing i would love to have is:

you target enemey and start rooting, nuking whatever... and in /g you get the demand for assist on target.

this would benefit all group play a lot..
ok it may be spammy from time to time if you are nuking at turbo rate.. but who cares.

so: one button to cast spell X + msg /g assist

 

[Draylor]

Not without breaking the CoC: no.

 

[Chopke]

Btw, while on the subject on macro's, how do I write a macro like:

"Mr. X is targetting a luri/celt/troll/whatever, please assist..."

I've seen a few people do this, but no idea how they did it. Is there any place where I can find a list of macro's you can write? (Someone once tried to explain, but I didn't realy understand, and was a bit too ashamed to admit it. ) (Should maybe have done that, now I have to admit to the whole of FH )

 

[Tharion]

%T

/macro AS /g Mr. X is targetting a %T

But u cant have anything after %T so you cant say please assist after afaik.

 

[Shaitan]

use of certain variables.. %t is target for example so
/macro new target < %t > whilst targetting a mau for example would read
new target < Mau >

 

[Rhirap]

you can have stuff after %t, so if u wanted to have something saying 'marble statue incoming!' when u target a marble statue, type '/macro inc /g %t incoming!' without quotes...the %t is current target, so if u then target a crazed lion, and used the same macro, it would enter 'crazed lion incoming!' in group chat.

 

[stighelmer]

another cool macro is this one:

/macro massist /macro assist /assist %t

which creates a macro that when used will create an assist macro (assisting the char you are currently targetting) to be placed on qbar.

 

[stighelmer]

use of certain variables.. %t is target for example so
/macro new target < %t > whilst targetting a mau for example would read
new target < Mau >

/macro new /g new target < %t >

would result in a macro that when pressed would give the following message in /g while targetting Mau:

new target < Mau >

 

[Shaitan]

Sorry, yes forgot to output to a specific channel

 

[stighelmer]

Sorry, yes forgot to output to a specific channel