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Thread: the /ui action targetAtCursor; command
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Blackbird71
Fri Oct 08, 2004 7:43 am
#1
Ok, i've read a lot of forums on this topic, a lot of people have asked the question, but no one seems to give a straight answer. In creating a macro, if you use the command "/ui action targetAtCursor;", how do you select a numerical value from the radial menu? When i manually type /ui action targetAtCursor; and then manually type the number, it selects form the radial menu. however, when i emulate this action in a macro as "/ui action targetAtCursor; 2;", it merely causes my character to say "2" after targeting the item under my cursor. Is there a way to ensure a literal emulation of the keystroke? If you have used this command, please let me know. Also, if you are posting to offer alternative advice, please don't, I've read all the alternatives out there already, that's not what I'm looking for. I just want a simple response to "how do you select a numerical value formthe radial menu?" Thanks.
Goldenstar10
Fri Oct 08, 2004 11:42 am
#2
/ui action targetAtCursor
2
that would do it i'm guessing, though i've never felt the need to grind out random junk outside cities ruining the game for newbies
2
that would do it i'm guessing, though i've never felt the need to grind out random junk outside cities ruining the game for newbies
Kharrissa
Fri Oct 08, 2004 5:28 pm
#3
"though i've never felt the need to grind out random junk outside cities ruining the game for newbies"
Would that be the only application for this information?
Tw0flow3r
Fri Oct 08, 2004 7:18 pm
#4
You put the ; before the 2, signalling a new line.
Try it with the 2 before the ;
Try it with the 2 before the ;
Message Edited by Tw0flow3r on 10-09-2004 03:18 AM
Blackbird71
Fri Oct 08, 2004 11:25 pm
#5
I've already tried both methods before posting, neither works. I appreciate the attempts, but please post only if you know form experience that it works, thanks.
BioTamer
Sat Oct 09, 2004 2:47 pm
#6
Okay...the deal is, you don't select the number in a macro, you select the slash command associated with the number. For instance...
on most mob corpses, 1 is "loot", then if you hold it down it's "loot all". Well if you just use "loot" in your macro it "loots all". I don't know if the slash command only selects the first command in the queue per radial menu number, or what. But that is how I do it. I find the slash command associated with the number. Use "\\" (without the quotes) ingame to find a list of all the slash commands.
on most mob corpses, 1 is "loot", then if you hold it down it's "loot all". Well if you just use "loot" in your macro it "loots all". I don't know if the slash command only selects the first command in the queue per radial menu number, or what. But that is how I do it. I find the slash command associated with the number. Use "\\" (without the quotes) ingame to find a list of all the slash commands.
BioTamer
Sat Oct 09, 2004 2:49 pm
#7
I meant use /loot of course in your macro, or whatever the slash command you want is.
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