Rifleman Archive

Simple commands that don't have a default icon:

• /invite


• /join


• /offerRide


• /acceptRide


• /groupLoot


• /loot


• /dump


• /harvest Bone


• /harvest Meat


• /harvest Hide


• /examine


• /deathBlow


• /notepad


• /watch


• /listen


• /stopWatch


• /stopListen


• /conversationStart


• /coverCharge


• plus lots more, that's just off the top of my head...

(Note that some/most of those are made into macros simply so I can assign them to shortcut keys, not to clutter up mytoolbars.)

Assist - Concentrating Firepower:

/ui action targetGroup0; (target the group leader... could be targetGroup1, don't remember atm) /attack; (executes your default attack)

Guaranteed Healing Yourself:

• /bactaJab me


• /bactaShot me


• /bactaInfusion me


• /bactaToss me


• /bactaSpray me


• /forceHeal me


• /forceInfusion me

Targeting Closest Threat:

/ui action untarget; /ui action cycleTargetOutward;

One-step Meditating:

/sit; /pause 0.5; /meditate; (or /forceMeditate)

PowerBoost Warnings:

/powerBoost; /alarmAddIn 0 5 >>> Power Boost Warning Half-way Mark!; /alarmAddIn 0 9 >>> Power Boost 1 Minute Warning!; /alarmAddIn 0 10 >>> Power Boost FINISHED!!!;

(Note that the warning will come a few seconds before it actually finishes due to the warm-up time.)

Holo Emotes:

• /holoEmote help


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Beehive; /holoemote beehive;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Blossom; /holoemote blossom;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Brainstorm; /holoemote brainstorm;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Bubblehead; /holoemote bubblehead;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Bullhorns; /holoemote bullhorns;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Butterflies; /holoemote butterflies;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Champagne; /holoemote champagne;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Haunted; /holoemote haunted;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Hearts; /holoemote hearts;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Hologlitter; /holoemote hologlitter;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Holonotes; /holoemote holonotes;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Imperial; /holoemote imperial;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Kitty; /holoemote kitty;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Phonytail; /holoemote phonytail;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Rebel; /holoemote rebel;


• /echo Executing HoloEmote: Sparky; /holoemote sparky;

Purchase Ticket:

/purchaseTicket {depature planet} {depature port}{destination planet} {destination port}[single]

List of Planets/Ports:

• corellia Tyrena_Starport


• corellia Coronet_Starport


• corellia Kor_Vella_Starport


• corellia Doaba_Guerfel_Starport


• dantooine Dantooine_Mining_Outpost


• dantooine Dantooine_Agro_Outpost


• dantooine Dantooine_Imperial_Outpost


• dathomir Dathomir_Outpost


• dathomir Science_Outpost


• endor Smuggler_Outpost


• endor Research_Outpost


• lok Nym's_Stronghold


• naboo Theed_Spaceport


• naboo Keren_Starport


• naboo Kaadara_Starport


• naboo Moenia


• rori Restuss_Starport


• rori Narmle_Starport


• rori Rebel_Outpost


• talus Talus_Imperial_Outpost


• talus Dearic_Starport


• talus Nashal_Starport


• tatooine Mos_Entha_Spaceport


• tatooine Mos_Espa_Starport


• tatooine Mos_Eisley_Starport


• tatooine Bestine_Starport


• yavin4 Yavin_IV_Mining_Outpost


• yavin4 Yavin_IV_Labor_Outpost

(Note that you can also specify player city shuttleports, just reference it by specifying the port as the name of the city as it appears on the Planetary Map.)

(Note that the optional "single" switch specifies that you only want to purchase a one-way ticket. It's round trip by default if you don't specifiy this.)

(Note that this works really well if you either assign all of these to specific macros/aliases or just the /purchaseTicket command itself, ie. "/pt".)

(Note that you also used to able to use the command "/boardShuttle Transport" to get on shuttles quickly, but I don't think it's working anymore...)

DNA Sampling:

/sampleDNA; /pause 9.5; /echo >>> sample warning!;

(Note, I'm not sure if this works anymore, but it did when I was a BEa year ago...)

(Note that you can also put /follow in there, but this tends to 'alert' the mob's and can get you in all sorts of trouble.. especially with aggressive mob's.)

House Decorating:

• /move forward 1 [...5, 10, 25, 50, 100]


• /move back 1 [...5, 10, 25, 50, 100]


• /move up 1 [...5, 10, 25, 50, 100]


• /move down 1 [...5, 10, 25, 50, 100]


• /rotate right 15 [...30, 45, 90, 135, 180]


• /rotateleft 15 [...30, 45, 90, 135, 180]

Grinding Craft ProfessionsMacros:

Auto-select item to craft:

/ui action toolbarPane02; (toolbar with crafting tool on it, zero based: 00-05)/ui action toolbarSlot12; (slot with the crafting tool in it, zero based: 00-11, 12-23)/pause 1; /selectDraftSchematic {#}; (schematic number... very difficult to determine nowadays)

Auto-craft item (practice) after selecting resources:

/nextCraftingStage; /nextCraftingStage; /createPrototype Practice noitem; /createPrototype Practice noitem; /createPrototype Practice noitem;

(Note, works really well if you set up several tools and throw these all in together to form one long continuous crafting chain.)

Harvesters and Factories:

Initial set-up:

/nameStructure {$}; /setPermission Admin {$}; /setPermission Admin {$}; ... Set up an alias for /payMaintenance, eg: /aliaspm /payMaintenance Then you can use easily use something like "/pm 21600" to pay the maintenance...

Also, set up an for /addPower, eg: /alias ap /addPower Then you can use easily use something like "/ap 18000" toadd the power...

Other useful commands:

• /transferStructure {$}


• /structureStatus


• /harvesterActivate

Equip Armor or Clothing:

Yup, the oldie but goodie is back it seems...

For example, to equip a 9 piece suit of armor, located on your 6th toolbar in slots 1-9 you could use the following:

/ui action toolbarPane05; /ui action toolbarSlot00; /ui action toolbarSlot01; /ui action toolbarSlot02; /ui action toolbarSlot03; /ui action toolbarSlot04; /ui action toolbarSlot05; /ui action toolbarSlot06; /ui action toolbarSlot07; /ui action toolbarSlot08; /ui action toolbarPane00;

Timer Notification Macros:

Like I said above, for a number of commands it's good to know when they are running out or the timer is almost over.

Replacing any ofthese commands with thismacro really seems to help:

/{command}; /pause {#}; /alarmAddIn 0 0 >>>Timer up: {$}!;

A number of abilities and situationslend themselves well to this, for example:

• DOT's


• TEF


• Stimpack


• Infusion


• Aura/Valor/CoB


• Knockdown


• Mezzes


• Spices


• Foods


• Buffs


• Cyborg Abilities


• Respawns


• and so on...

Notes and Tips:

Remember that you can bind macros to keyboard shortcuts! Go to the "Options" window (CTRL+O), the "Controls" tab, the "Keymap" button, then the "Custom" tab. Make sure you hit "OK" when finished and try not to overwrite system keymaps if you can help it.

Write a macro to dump any running macros (/dump) and Hot Key or Keymap it!

Most commands can be abbreviated instead of needing to type the whole command. For example, you can use "/bo tr" instead of "/boardShuttle Transport".

Using CTRL+SHIFT+TAB will auto-complete a command or show a list of possible completions. For example, typing "/loo" and then pressing the keys will show "/loot", "/lootAiCorpse", "/lootPlayerCorpse". (Note that some commands shown may not be enabled, such as looting a player's corpse)

You can also use "//" to get a list of all macro commands available... there's a lot though. However, to this day I haven't figured out how to get an in-game list of all the "/ui action" commands...

/ui action toolbarSlot## Hits the desired Hot Key on the current Toolbar (1-12 on a single bar, or 1-24 on a double bar). The number is zero-based and two digit, zero-padded. For example, the first Hot Key would be "00" and the last Hot Key would be "23" (on a double bar).

/ui action toolbarPane## Goes to the desired Toolbar (1-6). The number is zero-based and two digit, zero-padded. For example, the first Toolbar would be "00" and the sixth Toolbar would be "05".

/ui action clearCombatQueue Immediately clears all commands from your action "queue" (next attack). Good for getting a particular move to occur immediately in battle.

/ui action untarget What it says, untargets your current target.

/ui action cycleTargetOutward Cycles your target from the current target to the next nearest target outward.

/ui action cycleTargetInward Cycles your target from the current target to the next nearest target inward.

/ui action targetAtCursor Makes you automatically target the object under your cursor (if there's anything there).

/macro {macro name} Executes the named macro.

/alias {name} {command} Allows you to set up your own commands. For example, "/alias hh /forceHealHealthSelf2". Note to asign an alias to an existing macro you must use /macro in the parameter (eg. "/alias mb /macro MountBike"). Use just /alias to see a list of all the ones you have set. Use /unalias to remove an alias.

/alarmAddIn {hours} {minutes} {message} Sets an alarm to go off in the specified number of hours and minutes, at which point the specified message will be displayed as a system message. Useful for letting you know when buffs are almost up and shuttles are about to arive, among others.

/alarmAddAt {hour} {minute} {message} Same as above, except now hour and minute will set the exact time that the alarm will go off. For example, "/alarmAddAt 9 30 Time for breakfast!" would make the alarm go off at 9:30 AM. The hour setting uses the 24 hour clock system, so "/alarmAddAt 20 0 Show is on TV!" would make the alarm go off at 8:00 PM. The time isbased on your computer's clock settings.