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Hi all,

I have a sampling macro:

/stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240

Now if I want to repeat this do I have to keep typing it? Or is there a repeat command?

Thanks

try this:

/alias sampleX /stand;/pause 5;/sample;/pause 500;/sit;/pause 240

then:
/sampleX;/pause 750;/sampleX

I will answer this for yas use the following
(insert anything here): /stand; /sample; /pause 500; sit; /pause 240(insert next alias name);

(Note at the beginning you use a ":" not ";" after the alias's name

example.....

mac1: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240; /mac2;
mac2: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240; /mac3;
mac3: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240; /mac4;

rinse and repeat
"and continue on with this formula of alias calling alias" I find 107 of these will run for 7 or more hours


also find out where the game has stored a file called alias.txt you can edit this file in word or notpad then just save it and when your ingame type /load to start the alias type /mac1 or what ever you named your first alias there is no repeating macro but you can use an alias to call another alias repeatedly but you cant do this

/mac1: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240; /mac1;---- it will err out telling you no recursive function or something like that

Sorry I don't understand what it is doing what is the X for at the end of sample? And what is the /alias for at the beggining.

alias is giving another name for something.

for example if you were to type:

/alias HHHH /sit

and then typed /HHHH you would do the /sit command


so if you typed: /alias sampleX /stand;/sample;/pause 200;/sit

and then typed /sampleX

you would execute these commands: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240

typing /sampleX;/pause 800;/sampleX would tie those commands together twice. The pause 800 is leaving enough time for the entire alias to run.


Practice by typing this:

/alias sitstand /sit;/stand
/sitstand
/sitstand;/pause 20;/sitstand

sorry, I pasted the wrong line in my above post and can't find a way to edit it. It should say:

so if you typed: /alias sampleX /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240

and then typed /sampleX

you would execute these commands: /stand; /sample; /pause 500; /sit; /pause 240

Why would you type /stand at the beginning? I mean, to sample don't you have to be standing already?

How do you STOP a macro?

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How do you STOP a macro?

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I stand at the beginning because the end of the macro has me sitting. SO when I put 2 of the macros together I need to stand back up.