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Thread: Looping Macros
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Tw0flow3r
Sat Apr 10, 2004 11:05 am
#27
Yes. they still work.
Just make sure it calls itself correctly.
/ui action toolbarSlotXX;
Where XX is the number of the tool bar. F1 being 00 and F2 being 01 and so on and so forth.
Just put the macro in the tool bar slot you call and it will call itself.
And you may need to adjust any pauses in there to reflect server lag.
Sometimes I can get away with just a few seconds and sometimes I need a very large pause for lag.
But yes, they definately work
Just make sure it calls itself correctly.
/ui action toolbarSlotXX;
Where XX is the number of the tool bar. F1 being 00 and F2 being 01 and so on and so forth.
Just put the macro in the tool bar slot you call and it will call itself.
And you may need to adjust any pauses in there to reflect server lag.
Sometimes I can get away with just a few seconds and sometimes I need a very large pause for lag.
But yes, they definately work
LeBob
Sat Apr 10, 2004 11:39 am
#28
Tw0flow3r wrote:
Yes. they still work.
Just make sure it calls itself correctly.
/ui action toolbarSlotXX;
Where XX is the number of the tool bar. F1 being 00 and F2 being 01 and so on and so forth.
Just put the macro in the tool bar slot you call and it will call itself.
And you may need to adjust any pauses in there to reflect server lag.
Sometimes I can get away with just a few seconds and sometimes I need a very large pause for lag.
But yes, they definately work
that's the kindergarten way....
use this:
/macro macroName;
where macroName is the name of the macro you want to repeat
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