Doctor Archive
Thread: Another PVP macro? (pvp group support)
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ImpWookie
Tue May 18, 2004 9:04 am
#1
I'm considering trying out a macro for doc support with my group while running around and getting diseased/poisoned. Please correct me if I'm wrong but the macro below would cycle through each member of my group andcure someone's poison or disease (at least the person close to me) right?
Assuming I got the syntax right, if group member 0 is not around me then I heal nobody and the macro shouldcycle very fast until it finds a match. At that point, I would get a message saying I have to wait to heal the next member which is fine, all I would have to do again istrigger the macro again and the person I justcured should be skipped and the next memberclosest to me should be cured. Anybody try this yet?and if so, how effective was it?
I'm looking for a simple solution to not worrying too much about who is next to me or finding someone to cure. If they stick close when poisoned, im just a button click away. And yes, I know I should have somefood and spice with me before kicking this off and carry lots of cure poison/disease packs.
/ui action targetGroup0;
/curepoison;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
/ui action targetGroup1;;
/curepoison;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
/ui action targetGroup2;
/curepoison;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
.....
.....
/ui action targetGroup20;
/curepoison;
/curedisease;
or assuming cure poisonshould precede diseaseit should look like
/ui action targetGroup0;
/curepoison;
/curepoison;
/ui action targetGroup1;;
/curepoison;
/curepoison;
/ui action targetGroup2;
/curepoison;....
/curepoison;....
(up to member 20)
---followed by disease next...
/ui action targetGroup0;
/curedisease;
/ui action targetGroup1;
/curedisease;
/ui action targetGroup2;
/curedisease;
/curedisease;
(up to member 20)
Just brainstorming here. I'm sure someone else hasalready tried it.
Khronos-
Tue May 18, 2004 7:59 pm
#2
you may want to add the suppress flame commmand in there....mind fire can be very nasty these days
Sotaudi
Wed May 19, 2004 1:05 pm
#3
-UF-Stina wrote:
also end it with /ui action toolbarSlotXX; so u can loop it without having to repaet hitting the button
Looping by having it press the button it is in is not the best method of repeating a macro. If I name my macro, in this case, GroupHeal, I can repeat it by simply using the command /macro GroupHeal. The advantage here is that using this method does not require me having the macro on any specific toolbar slot.I can freely move it around on my toolbar, and it will still work. I can also bind it to someother key or key combination in Keymap tab under Controls in the Options dialog. Heck, I do not even have to have tied to the keyboard at all. I could manually type /macro GroupHeal or I could create an alias using the /alias command.
Either way, using the ui action toolbarSlot command is not the best solution anymore.
-UF-Stina
Thu May 20, 2004 12:27 am
#4
u also want to put a pause in there becasue there is a wait period berfor u can heal this again
-UF-Stina
Thu May 20, 2004 12:29 am
#5
also end it with /ui action toolbarSlotXX; so u can loop it without having to repaet hitting the button
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