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Thread: Macro for putting on your crafting suit
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rgrocott
Wed May 19, 2004 11:30 am
#1
I finally got around to knocking up a quick macro for putting on my crafting suit, so I figured I'd share it here, in the hope it'll save you a little effort 
Using the /equip command, you can equip any item of clothing (including a full backpack) straight from where you dropped it, without having to pick it up and then equip it in your inventory. Apart from being great for swapping backpacks around, when they're too full for you to pick up, you can make a macro to equip your crafting suit with one keypress. Note that this only works if the suit has been dropped in your house/workshop, it won't work if it is currently in your inventory.
The macro for my suit is as follows:
/equip tus;
/equip cra;
/equip wor;
/equip par;
/equip bla;
/equip kit;
/pause 2;
/equip tus
/equip cra;
/equip wor;
/equip par;
/equip bla;
/equip kit;
/pause 2;
/equip tus
Each line is one piece of my suit, and I use only the first three letters of each item, since that is sufficient to identify it. You may need to use more, if you have other stuff lying around. So line 1 equips my Tusken Bandolier, line 2 equips my Crafter's Apron, line 3 equips my Work Gloves, and so on.
Note that I have two 'tus' lines in there. This is because my suit contains a Tusken Bandolier and some Tusken Boots. This is fine, as long as you add a pause in, to give the first item time to equip. Without the pause, the second "/equip tus" givesa "This slot is already occupied" error.
This may seem like the height of idleness to some people, but I found targetting each little item of clothing in turn got old, really quickly 
Hope this helps y'all shave some valuable seconds off the duller parts of crafting 
Numen
Wed May 19, 2004 3:13 pm
#2
sweet macro. I'm going to try this out for armor as well. Just will take a while as more pauses would be needed.
jamil2517
Wed May 19, 2004 4:55 pm
#3
yeah very cool, now if you can make one that calls my droid out, and open his storage unit (thats where my clothes are) and then equip the clothes, that would be amazing 
Everytime I go out i store my Food Clothing in the Droid incase i get Killed
and when i cook i call the droid out and equip all the clothing. Take too long IMO hehe
Everytime I go out i store my Food Clothing in the Droid incase i get Killed
Cyberius
Thu May 20, 2004 12:51 am
#5
Idleness?!? This rocks ![]()
I am determined to macro/script anything in the game that isn't directly fun and interesting. Getting dressed is not fun or interesting ![]()
Thanks!
Mor-Dan
Thu May 20, 2004 8:06 am
#6
i keep all my clothes in INV. i have one of my tool bars with everything in it a macro as such:
/ui action tooldbarSlot01;
/ui action tooldbarSlot02;
/ui action tooldbarSlot03;
/ui action tooldbarSlot04;
/ui action tooldbarSlot05;
/pause 2;
/ui action tooldbarSlot06;
/ui action tooldbarSlot07;
/ui action tooldbarSlot08;
/ui action tooldbarSlot09;
/ui action tooldbarSlot10;
(i have armour pieces that need to be removed, that is why there are ten commands)
the pause is placed so it doesn't error out saying too many commands.
/ui action tooldbarSlot01;
/ui action tooldbarSlot02;
/ui action tooldbarSlot03;
/ui action tooldbarSlot04;
/ui action tooldbarSlot05;
/pause 2;
/ui action tooldbarSlot06;
/ui action tooldbarSlot07;
/ui action tooldbarSlot08;
/ui action tooldbarSlot09;
/ui action tooldbarSlot10;
(i have armour pieces that need to be removed, that is why there are ten commands)
the pause is placed so it doesn't error out saying too many commands.
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