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Thread: yelp!!!!
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Emotemaster
Sat Apr 02, 2005 5:24 pm
#2
Macro: survey
/stand;
/pause 5;
/sample;
/pause 200;
/stand;
/sit;
/pause 45;
/macro survey
Whrlwnd13
Sun Apr 03, 2005 2:06 am
#3
i couldn't get my normal survey macro to work.. hope this one does it.
is 3.3 minutes (200 sec) pause time necessary seems extreme?
Giamai
Sun Apr 03, 2005 4:36 am
#4
that 3 minute pause will be the actual sampling time...so you will end up at /stand aboutwhen you run out of action 
Emotemaster
Sun Apr 03, 2005 1:20 pm
#5
well the 200 time was just so I didn't run out of action (i'm a lizard so it's pretty low 
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fabkins
Sun Apr 03, 2005 4:39 pm
#6
The sampling time and the recovery time are really determined by your characters profile.
Here is even a simpler way of getting sampling.
1) Get buff (health/action and mind)
2) sample
Macro isnt required then.
again try doing this in an area thats 80% or more. Dont wear armour.
Giamai
Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:51 pm
#7
for some reason, the /sit and /stand part were needed to keep me from getting bumped off the server afk
could be different now i guess 
fabkins
Mon Apr 04, 2005 7:45 am
#8
I have another macro I use all the time to stop me getting AFK logged off. You can use this one its own or while another macro is running in parallel.
Macro called: Sleep:
/sleep 120;
/say Zzzz.....;
/macro sleep;
Whrlwnd13
Mon Apr 04, 2005 1:27 pm
#9
This macro worked great. before this i wasn't having probs with logging off but my char would stop sampling whenever i got a survey event pop up.
SkunkDuster
Mon Apr 04, 2005 9:47 pm
#11
I just ground out artisan (again) and found the best way is to get stats migrated to Quickness/Focus(1100) and Stamina/Willpower(700). With this, you can sample continuously without buffs of any sort. To get around the sample events, use this macro:
macro name: samp
/sample;
/pause 300;
/stand;
/pause 10;
/macro samp;
Type in /macro samp at the command line then go to bed. Couldn't be any easier or more foolproof
The only caveat is if you cut/paste from the boards into the game, it will sometimes insert a null character after the semicolon on each line that will cause your macro not to run. For a macro this short, it's best to just write it by hand.
macro name: samp
/sample;
/pause 300;
/stand;
/pause 10;
/macro samp;
Type in /macro samp at the command line then go to bed. Couldn't be any easier or more foolproof
The only caveat is if you cut/paste from the boards into the game, it will sometimes insert a null character after the semicolon on each line that will cause your macro not to run. For a macro this short, it's best to just write it by hand.
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