/macroerror - How is it supposed to work?

I have a macro that attempts three things, mount roulette, after that casting company chocobo mount, for those times I have it out and the roulette doesn't work, and lastly, casts sprint, for those times I can't mount, like in city or in dungeon. Obviously I know only one of those is going to work any given time. And every time I get both visual and audible error message telling me the other actions were not possible. The documentation of /merror gives an impression it should be usable to avoid those error messages but as of yet, after having tried various placements and attributes of it, I still haven't found a way to suppress those error messages. Is there any way?

Haven't used it personally but according to the documentation.
It should be /macroerror off

Display or hide text command errors within a user macro. Any errors are displayed upon macro execution. Setting resets to on after macro is executed

Definitely going to add this my Bard attack/buffs macro.

That is the most logical conclusion I made, based on the documentation originally. However it doesn't give the desired result, the errors still play. I wonder if the" Any errors are displayed upon macro execution." means that this only delays them, and doesn't remove them completely.

I also tested this last night a got the usual, Invalid Action or Action not ready red text.
I wonder if those messages are not actually considered errors but warning. Thus, not covered by /macroerror. I had a look and did fine the macro command /actionerror with options Enable and Disable.

Going to try /actionerror Disable tonight.

That one had completely escaped my notice as well. If it indeed works as desired, you've just made one happy kitten ^^

Unfortunately /actionerror Disable also did not suppress any those error messages.

You got so close! The command is actually:

/actionerror off

Example:

/actionerror off
/macroicon Circle of Scorn
/ac Circle of Scorn
/ac Total Eclipse

The big red errors in the middle of the screen can't be disabled. You can only suppress the chat log messages.

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Originally Posted by nimbice

You got so close! The command is actually:

/actionerror off

Example:

/actionerror off
/macroicon Circle of Scorn
/ac Circle of Scorn
/ac Total Eclipse

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Other than macroing battle skills (ouch!) yeah this is how it's used.