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Thread: Doctor Macros (non-crafting)
Great responses....Just what I was looking for.
Thanks for replying!
its not a macro but a usefulalias ....
/alias bogoff /shout You rude obnoxious turd, so talk to me like piece of trash huh? you're now on /ignore
in response too 'buff now' requests...
/bogoff 
GenTesla wrote:
its not a macro but a usefulalias ....
/alias bogoff /shout You rude obnoxious turd, so talk to me like piece of trash huh? you're now on /ignore
in response too 'buff now' requests...
/bogoff
wow... I hope I never run into you if I need a doc...
peace;
/firstaid;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
/healstate dizzy;
(blind, stun, intimidate);
/reviveplayer
I copied this in from the post above (thank-you) -if I set up a macro with this EXACT text in, will it be the one stop macro im looking for, or do I have to do anything with the )blind, stun, intim) line to make it work?
sorry - its a dumb question I know....
invaliduser:
You can omit the "(blind, stun, intimidate);" part because /healstate will work without putting the word dizzy, stun, etc. Unless you want some particular order in which to heal states, the default order is dizzy is healed first, then blind, then stun, then intimidate (correct me if I'm wrong on the order, but I know dizzy is always healed first).
So the macro would go something like this...
/peace;
/firstaid;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
/healstate;
/reviveplayer;
Message Edited by Chickenbone on 05-12-2004 10:27 AM
Tikokura wrote:
does there have to be a /pause in between each line? Isnt there a timer for each step?
VTmoon wrote:
Tikokura wrote:
does there have to be a /pause in between each line? Isnt there a timer for each step?
No you don't need one, what happen with this macro, is it starts from the top and goes down, if you have the state or disease or whatever it heals it, if you don't have it it moves to the next step.
Pretty neat macro, I have 2 versions of it. one to heal me ( I just added / target self) and then another one to heal my target.
I used to have two sets of macros set up to heal various things on others, then another whole set that did a /target self before the command.
The thing that sucks about that is that you untarget your current enemy when doing that, and then it sometimes gets hard to re-aquire in battle..
So on the second set of macros, I just added a 'self' after the command and it does the exact same thing, but does not untarget your current target.
So something like this?? That's not what ur saying is it?
/firstaid self;
/curepoison self;
/curedisease self;
/healstate self;
/reviveplayer self;
enahance macro:
i was surprised no one posted somethign like this , i guess all you vet doc's use somethign like this; Also i am sure you all know this, so for the new Doc's, you can leave the packs in the backpack you bought them in.
oh and if this is in a faq somwhere - sry
i stuck all my enhance packs in my tool bar, 00-05 and wrote this simple macro: (i think in macroees and not F keys...)
/ui action toolbarSlot00;
/pause 18;
/ui action toolbarSlot01;
/pause 18;
{and so on then you can add somthgin like:}
/pause 3; /say TY! and Good luck.
jsut drop the icon for the macro in the same tool bar, target yr enhancee, and away you go.
i have not used havla yet, but ill just make another macro the same, just with much smaller pauses....
KamaKuro wrote:
VTmoon wrote:
Tikokura wrote:
does there have to be a /pause in between each line? Isnt there a timer for each step?
No you don't need one, what happen with this macro, is it starts from the top and goes down, if you have the state or disease or whatever it heals it, if you don't have it it moves to the next step.
Pretty neat macro, I have 2 versions of it. one to heal me ( I just added / target self) and then another one to heal my target.
I used to have two sets of macros set up to heal various things on others, then another whole set that did a /target self before the command.
The thing that sucks about that is that you untarget your current enemy when doing that, and then it sometimes gets hard to re-aquire in battle..
So on the second set of macros, I just added a 'self' after the command and it does the exact same thing, but does not untarget your current target.
ooo, didn't think of that. might need to test it out, thanks for the tip.