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Thread: Heal State Macros?
Wondering if anyone here has come up with a Heal state macro for themselves or a team mate that would fire the stim in one button. I know the /healstate State command doesn't allow for the /healdamage me that can be used from damage stims, but is there a way to /target me;healstate Dizzy or what not?
Any thoughts or success?
I use /healstate dizzy "Yourname" (no quotes in the actual macro btw). I did this combined with a /healdamage "Yourname", and all of the other state changes. Its handy, but I think ill seperate the healdamage one since sometimes a nice d or e stim is better than healing a bleed/state change.
As far as making a button to heal others...I'm not sure how you would set it up under one button. I know they have the %XX commands, but have never tried them in a macro.
Hope that was what you were looking for,
Darien Walker
MCM/MD | Ahazi |
I'm at work atm, so cant look it up in game. I'm pretty sure the way I had it set up was /command statetype myname. I would look at the skill window, then the description for the heal state command. This will tell you the exact format of the command. Another place to get the formatting of it is under the options window/other. Also make sure that your state stims are in your main inventory, and not a sub pack.
Darien Walker
MCM/MD | Ahazi |
/healstate self stunned
This heals the Stunned state for myself. The others are similar:
/healstate self intimidated
/healstate self dizzy
/healstate self blinded
You could probably make a macro of all four of those, and just activate that macro when you got any of the states. Good luck!
Kiarda Kismet
Master Doctor
Gorath
Try this:
1) create macro that combines all states -
/healstate self intimidated;
/healstate self dizzy;
/healstate self blinded;
When fired, this macro may produce a lot of "invalid state" spam until it finds something valid to heal.
2) drag macro to the quickbar for one button access
3) or better yet, open your ctrl-O, select controls, keymap, custom, and find your macro listed there - then assign it directly to an unused key on your keyboard. This allows the key to be available regardless of which quickbar you have up.
4) or better still, play in Model chat mode so that all alpha-numeric keys are available to bind macros to and create hard coded letter keys for all your critical use actions such as clear queue, heal self, heal friend, assist, heal state, etc etc. I'm also a DAoC player who hasn't given up DAoC yet, so I needed to make the interfaces match as closely as possible.