Bounty Hunter Archive
Thread: Can I get assistance on a clothing to armor macro?
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theEwokDude
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:32 pm
#1
Ok, unless I am missing something obvious, this should be simple. However, I am having some problems.
Ok, I want to have 2 seperate toolbars. One for my casual clothing. The other for my Jedi hunting armor. I want to be able to stand around looking casual, then hit a macro to armor myself. Going to work on a food one also so I can arm and eat at a moment's notice, but I need help with getting this to work first.
This is what I have...(all casualwear on toolbar 3)
/ui action ToolbarPane03;
/ui action ToolbarSlot00;
/ui action ToolbarSlot01;
/ui action ToolbarSlot02;
/ui action ToolbarSlot03;
I only have clothes in the first 4 boxes of toolbar #3. Am I missing something here? This does not cloth me. I am naked at the moment but it still doesn't work. I get no message of any kind. The macro button is located on my second toolbar in slot 11. I press it, and my toolbar flips to toolbar 4 and sits there.
Any ideas?
Ok, I want to have 2 seperate toolbars. One for my casual clothing. The other for my Jedi hunting armor. I want to be able to stand around looking casual, then hit a macro to armor myself. Going to work on a food one also so I can arm and eat at a moment's notice, but I need help with getting this to work first.
This is what I have...(all casualwear on toolbar 3)
/ui action ToolbarPane03;
/ui action ToolbarSlot00;
/ui action ToolbarSlot01;
/ui action ToolbarSlot02;
/ui action ToolbarSlot03;
I only have clothes in the first 4 boxes of toolbar #3. Am I missing something here? This does not cloth me. I am naked at the moment but it still doesn't work. I get no message of any kind. The macro button is located on my second toolbar in slot 11. I press it, and my toolbar flips to toolbar 4 and sits there.
Any ideas?
Marssk
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:33 pm
#2
hmmm, maybe try adding a pause after the toolparpane... it might be hitting all the toolbarslots before its switched because of lag or something.
NoStyleGuy
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:43 pm
#3
no the problem is this: your stuff is in pane 3, but u have to remeber when writing macros that the 00 is the first one, so u actually need Tool bar pane 02, not 03. Oh, and add a /ui action toolbarPane00 at the end so u go back to ur normal pane.
SomeUser
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:45 pm
#4
theEwokDude wrote:
Ok, unless I am missing something obvious, this should be simple. However, I am having some problems.
Ok, I want to have 2 seperate toolbars. One for my casual clothing. The other for my Jedi hunting armor. I want to be able to stand around looking casual, then hit a macro to armor myself. Going to work on a food one also so I can arm and eat at a moment's notice, but I need help with getting this to work first.
This is what I have...(all casualwear on toolbar 3)
/ui action ToolbarPane03;
/ui action ToolbarSlot00;
/ui action ToolbarSlot01;
/ui action ToolbarSlot02;
/ui action ToolbarSlot03;
I only have clothes in the first 4 boxes of toolbar #3. Am I missing something here? This does not cloth me. I am naked at the moment but it still doesn't work. I get no message of any kind. The macro button is located on my second toolbar in slot 11. I press it, and my toolbar flips to toolbar 4 and sits there.
Any ideas?
/ui action ToolbarPane03 = toolpane 4 not 3. Remember it starts at ToolbarPane00 for the first one, ToolbarPane01 for the 2nd one, ToolbarPane02 for the 3rd one, ToolbarPane03 for the 4th one.
Vezek
theEwokDude
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:46 pm
#5
NoStyleGuy wrote:
no the problem is this: your stuff is in pane 3, but u have to remeber when writing macros that the 00 is the first one, so u actually need Tool bar pane 02, not 03. Oh, and add a /ui action toolbarPane00 at the end so u go back to ur normal pane.
Beautiful man, thanks! I thought that only applied to the toolbar buttons, not panes.
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