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/forceaura;

/pause 40;

/macro aura;

Message Edited by Dakeyrias on 11-01-2005 02:09 AM

Try adding /clear; to the very beginning since there is no queue if you trying to attack/heal/etc it'll override it.

take out the space between "aura" and "1." That's what is messing it up.

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pep50 wrote:

im working on a macro for force aura.i cant seem to get it to repeat.this what i got atm.

/forceaura;

/paues 47;

/macro 1

i named macro 1

any help plz thnx guys

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if you want to work with that....your last command needs to be /macro (name of macro)

So you should write...

/macro macro 1

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MrGrail wrote:

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pep50 wrote:

im working on a macro for force aura.i cant seem to get it to repeat.this what i got atm.

/forceaura;

/paues 47;

/macro 1

i named macro 1

any help plz thnx guys

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if you want to work with that....your last command needs to be /macro (name of macro)

So you should write...

/macro macro 1

And maybe the space between the 2nd macro and 1 should be taken out as well.

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I think he meant it was named just "1". Anyway to aviod confusion, this is how mine used to be like when I had aura.

Named my macro "ForceAura" without the quotes.

/clear;

/forceaura;

/pause 45;

/macro ForceAura

Message Edited by Akira96 on 10-31-2005 08:34 PM

smarter not to use a macro and activate it when you need it...a smart bh will watch you a little before attacking, look at when you cast aura, and kd/startle (or paralyze, or kd/disarming etc) just before it would have gone off again

I only use my aura macro when tanking a spin group. Start macro, apply infusion, set spin attack as default, attack lair. That way, I can go semi-afk and not worry about much.

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Akira96 wrote:
Try adding /clear; to the very beginning since there is no queue if you trying to attack/heal/etc it'll override it.

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Does that Work? /clear now will end the "queue"?