Trust Macros?

[Clou777]

Anyone know the macro command to release the Trust NPCs?

[Xantavia]

Have you tried the party command option that works for kicking people from a party? I never used these but something that starts /pcmd maybe?

[Clou777]

tried that, doesn't work

[Karah]

The macro for releasing Trusts is Alt+F4

[Anjou]

The macro for releasing Trusts is Alt+F4

Oh look it's Karah, thinking he's funny

Sorry, not sure what the command would be for releasing the NPC's, I'll try to look around and post if I figure it out.

[Karah]

Not being funny, serious, everyone who uses trusts should use alt f4 exclusively. or alt+tab if you play fullscreen etc.

[Trumpy]

I dont think there is a command since you have to click them and pick release. Probably would be harder to code it cause how would it know which trust to release without makin a command for each one.

[Camiie]

Not being funny, serious, everyone who uses trusts should use alt f4 exclusively. or alt+tab if you play fullscreen etc.

And anyone who makes such asinine and unhelpful comments should click the logout button at the top of the page.

[Yeargdribble]

So I've been trying to solve this for a while and this thread is what comes up when I Google search, so now that I personally found a solution, I thought I'd go ahead and post it on this year old threat for anyone looking for a solution.

If you trying to make a trust NPC the party leader, it automatically dismisses them all.

So you can use party command macros to dismiss them. So you can use a single macro to dismiss and resummon all of them.

For example, my macro is:

/pcmd leader Trion
/pcmd leader Ulmia <wait 3>
/ma "Trion" <me> <wait 6>
/ma "Ulmia" <me> <wait 6>
/ma "Cherukiki" <me> <wait 6>
/ma "Shantotto <me>

It's not necessary to have two /pcmd commands, but I put it in in the event that one or the other of the Trust NPCs dies so that it still works.

[Zekander]

Alternately you could use the command '/returntrust all' to dismiss all your trusts. I think you can also use this to dismiss them by name but I've never bothered to.

This command was mentioned in the patch notes when trusts were added, so I don't know why it would be so hard to look up.