Streamline Macros a little more

[Krojack]

Can the following not be counted toward the 15 line limit for macros?

/micon "Cure"
/macrolock
/merror off

Better yet, on the User Macros dialog just include 2 check boxes under the macro title input for both "macro lock" and "macro error on/off"

Expand the icon selection to just display every single icon in the game.

[Rongway]

What do you need to do that 12 lines is not enough for but 15 is?

[Krojack]

What do you need to do that 12 lines is not enough for but 15 is?

Most crafting macros are upwords of 25 lines.. some are crazy like 50+

There is no reason those 3 lines should even be in a macro. They should add checkboxes to enable/disable them for a macro. For the icon you should just be able to drag the icon from your Action & Traits to the icon spot on the macro.

[Rongway]

A crafter would still need two or more macros even if you could use all fifteen lines, though; and you're required to be at the computer during the execution of the macro anyway, so pressing another hotkey after the first macro finishes execution isn't a big burden. Macros are not a vehicle for absentee play that you can press once and come back fifty actions later, and freeing up those three lines would not have any significant effect on any real macro applications.

[Krojack]

A crafter would still need two or more macros even if you could use all fifteen lines, though; and you're required to be at the computer during the execution of the macro anyway, so pressing another hotkey after the first macro finishes execution isn't a big burden. Macros are not a vehicle for absentee play that you can press once and come back fifty actions later, and freeing up those three lines would not have any significant effect on any real macro applications.

But you're not seeing the point. These 3 lines should NOT be needed in a macro.

[Rongway]

And yet spending dev time removing them from the macro would not allow you to do any reasonable task that you can't already do.

[Krojack]

As a programmer I know that adding a check box in the macros UI that toggle /macrolock and a /merror shouldn't take more than 30 minutes, unless the spaghetti code excuse is going to be used.