Gear Swap Macro

Is there a way to change more than six pieces of gear with a single macro?

Could someone point me to a FAQ, example, tutorial.

Thanks in advance!

With a second macro.
Only other way falls under the bannable offences in the ToS.

But if you do want better macros, they won't actually ban you for it. It's just best not to ask here if only because certain people will spam the GM report button on the posts because they're compulsive party poopers.

Only works on PC, though, for obvious reasons. And no, it does not involve bots or hacks.

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Originally Posted by Greatguardian

Only works on PC, though, for obvious reasons. And no, it does not involve bots or hacks.

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Gaming keyboards? lol

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Originally Posted by Tsukino_Kaji

Gaming keyboards? lol

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Windower .

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Originally Posted by Arcon

Windower .

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That would still fall under the same classification in the ToS as hacks and bots.

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Originally Posted by Tsukino_Kaji

That would still fall under the same classification in the ToS as hacks and bots.

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Only on paper.

So, if there is no "legal" way to swap more than 5-6 pieces of gear per macro, does that mean that when you see people blink on/off with lots of gear that they are using a 3rd party program?

Or can you call a macro from a macro?

You can press more then 1 button. Not difficult, I do it all the time in fact.

hello OP i wish to answer ur ?. u r only allowed 6 macro lines, this is plenty to do anything in game. u shouldnt swap gear too often cuz u will blink and ur healers will b unable to heal u or remove status ailments.

hordecore is that you?

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Originally Posted by Sappho

So, if there is no "legal" way to swap more than 5-6 pieces of gear per macro, does that mean that when you see people blink on/off with lots of gear that they are using a 3rd party program?

Or can you call a macro from a macro?

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You cannot call a macro from a macro.

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Originally Posted by Greatguardian

You cannot call a macro from a macro.

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You can however make the macro palette jump to a new row with a macro. iirc it's /macro set <row number goes here>. So you can just keep punching the same macro 2-3 times and get your swaps in, rather than having to shift around the palette manually.