Do My Work For Me Please !!

Lol Not like the title says even though it would be extremely helpful...

I need help with my Selene Summoning
(let me explain)

I should already have this down but I rarely use Selene from a tactical standpoint and I normally let her use her abilities at will (Sic) but during T13 I've noticed that sometimes its a lot of down time in using the abilities such as Her using Spell Speed buff during DBs but then when add pops it goes straight to physical (sorry I would just like to get my DoTs up fast on adds and have the BLM zerg on that portion)..

My question is does anyone already have a set macro I can just copy and paste that switches Eos abilities with Selene abilities on my hotbar or give the right lay out to use or where I can find the RIGHT ONES because I've looked around and really haven't gotten much

I want it to where one Summon has its abilities and then when I summon another the hot bars swap and one is hidden and the other takes it place or whatever....Like I know it exsist I just don't know how to get it to work :) So could you list your macros or help me build one ....THANKSSSSS

I haven't played scholar in months, but it was my main for a long time. I set mine up like so:

Hotbar 4: Hotbar with all regular skills + selene skills in the slots I use for pet actions

Hotbar 3: Same as above but with Eos' skills

Hotbar 2: Summon and Summon 2 macros (see below) dps skills etc. I call this hotbar with R2>L2 and L2>R2

Hotbar 1: My default hotbar so I don'tneed to switch between bars with R1. This is a copy of hotbar 3 or 4 depending on the fairy.


Macros:
Eos
/micon "Summon"
/ac "Summon"
/chotbar copy SCH 3 SCH 1
/echo ~ Eos hotbar set to default ~

Selene
/micon "Summon II"
/ac "Summon II"
/chotbar copy SCH 4 SCH 1
/echo ~ Selene hotbar set to default ~


Hope that's what you were after.

If you're wanting your hotbar to change when you switch to a new pet, you could simply use the following in a macro /hotbar change 3. So for example: Macro 1 is Eos and Macro 2 is Selene

/macroicon "Summon"
/ac "swiftcast" <me>
/wait 1.4
/ac "summon" <me>
/hotbar change 3

/macroicon "Summon ii"
/ac "swiftcast" <me>
/wait 1.4
/ac "summon ii" <me>
/hotbar change 1

You can't use fractions of a second for macro's

Also, with some patches ago, you can use it as a syntax to save lines:
/macroicon "Summon"
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Summon" <me>

If you don't use macros for pet abilities (which I don't since all my healing skills are macro'd which would cancel it out), you can just make a summoning macro that places the skills you want on a given hotbar when you call out either Eos or Selene.

Eg.

Code:

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/micon Summon
/ac "Summon" <me>
/hotbar pet "Whispering Dawn" 1 9
/hotbar pet "Fey Illumination" 1 10
/hotbar pet "Fey Covenant" 1 11

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Code:

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/micon "Summon II"
/ac "Summon II" <me>
/hotbar pet "Silent Dusk" 1 9
/hotbar pet "Fey Light" 1 10
/hotbar pet "Fey Glow" 1 11

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Hm, had fun reading this. My set up is very simple, I just have pet hotbar out and keybinds on the pet skills already present there.. then mouse over macros for Embrace and Silence.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Lyrica_Ashtine

You can't use fractions of a second for macro's

Also, with some patches ago, you can use it as a syntax to save lines:
/macroicon "Summon"
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Summon" <me>

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This is incorrect. It was true at one point, many many months ago but when they changed it so macros could have the /wait command in the same line as a function (example: /ac "comfort zone" <me> <wait.2>), that was when they changed it to allow fractions of a second in a mcaro.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Darra

This is incorrect. It was true at one point, many many months ago but when they changed it so macros could have the /wait command in the same line as a function (example: /ac "comfort zone" <me> <wait.2>), that was when they changed it to allow fractions of a second in a mcaro.

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Even with the regular /wait command you can't use fractions.

/echo 0
/wait 2.5
/echo 2.5
/wait 2.5
/echo 5.0
/wait 2.5
/echo 7.5
/wait 2.5
/echo 10.0
/wait 2.5
/echo 12.5
/wait 2.5
/echo 15.0

This took 18 seconds to execute, while it's supposed to take 15 seconds before it reaches /echo 15.0

Interestingly enough if you replace the dots with commas it takes 12 seconds to execute before it reaches /echo 15.0

It takes 12s because it shaves off all the .5s that round up to 1s each.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by TheCurls

It takes 12s because it shaves off all the .5s that round up to 1s each.

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You haven't read any of the other posts, have you?