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Elyssa wrote:

or:

/sample;
/ui action defaultButton;
/macro sample;

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personaly I just let the boxes stack up and close em when I get back to the keyboard.....or just do a quick-log to force em all closed at once.....

But, just because you asked

/sample;

/pause 2;

/stand;

/ui action defaultButton; **I don't use this personaly**

/pause 30;

/mac sample;

if you restart the macro every 30 seconds [the cap for sampling] the boxes that stay updon't prevent you from sampling.

that should take care of the entire thing for you. You never run out of action now....but when you did I just ran a seperate macro to take some accagaram(sp?) to boost action and regen...so it was never an issue for me.

i have a shorter, more, effective one

name it "afksample"

/sample;

/pause 30;

/stand;

/pause 45;

/macro afksample

its more effective because it takes less time between samples, therefore getting more units per unit of time, just make sure you dont set your guy at afk, and set it so you dont go auto afk by going to options then finding it there, just uncheck it, and it wont log you out either, ive done this for like 8 hours at a time and it did fine.

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Elyssa wrote:

or:

/sample;
/ui action defaultButton;
/macro sample;

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I let this simple version run all night with my Auto-AFK disabled and Auto-Decline Group on. Worked fine.

same. it worked for like 16 hours...

Cool and simple

Same system as HyeStringer, works perfectly.

Message Edited by JeCy on 07-31-2005 10:42 PM

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Egert wrote:

i have a shorter, more, effective one

name it "afksample"

/sample;

/pause 30;

/stand;

/pause 45;

/macro afksample

its more effective because it takes less time between samples, therefore getting more units per unit of time, just make sure you dont set your guy at afk, and set it so you dont go auto afk by going to options then finding it there, just uncheck it, and it wont log you out either, ive done this for like 8 hours at a time and it did fine.

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Maybe I'm just being dense, but how is that more effective? You have to wait what? 28 seconds between samples right? Your macro has you waiting 30 seconds and then an ADDITIONAL 45 seconds, right? So you're actually increaseing your time between samples, no? Or am I just not seeing it?

to avoid things like group invits, infront of/ui action defaultButton; put /decline;

Duel requests require the person to target the requester and also type /duel there is no pop-up window, so there is no chanse of a greifer dueling you. With the recent changes you also don't have to worry about invites into a vehicle.

Am I correct in thinking the only way to "break out" of these macros is to disconnect? Or is there an easier way to interrupt them once I'm back at the keyboard?

/dump