macro's

[jonoayres]

oh geez lol these seem complicated >.<

basically if i save a macro i avent got to tell my toon to attack a selected mob.. it will do it anyway?

sorry im still installin the game lol.. never played before

i've been lookin at the n00b guide at the top and figured a few bits out i think :/


<t> = target?

so to attack a mob..

/a <t> ?
/ma "cure" <t> target = me?

ok there the basic ones i will need i think lol..
how do i make it check a mob?
and how do i make it cureat like 50% hp?

thnx in advance

[Ellipses]

Re: macro's

<t> is your current target. If you're engaged in battle (attacking), this is the mob you're fighting, so /ma "Cure" <t> will cast Cure on the mob. If the mob is undead, that will do damage. Otherwise it will waste the MP for the Cure spell and have absolutely no effect.

/check <t> or /c <t> will check your current target.

There is no way to make a macro trigger under certain conditions (like 50% HP). Macros are just lists of commands.

Double Post Edited:
Also, I could be wrong, but I believe /a(ttack) doesn't take a target argument (like <t>). It's /attack on and /attack off, to start auto-attacking and disengage, respectively, and always works on your current target.

[jonoayres]

Re: macro's

ok thnx. so whats the command for me?

/ma "cure" ?

[edit] sorry to cure me i mean

[Ellipses]

Re: macro's

/ma "Cure" <me>

Double Post Edited:
By the way, they're case-sensitive, so it has to be "Cure," not "cure."

[fastcart]

Re: macro's

Quotes are only neccessary for multi-worded spells/abilities like "Cure II". Stuff like Boost, Double-Up, Berserk, etc. don't need quotes.

They are case sensitive though, yes.

[MadCrom]

Re: macro's

Does anyone know if there is a forum or page just for macros commands that would help someone new to the game try to sort it all out and get better at understaning it???

~~~Snoogins~~~