Tried every possible way to type this out. Including upper and lower case variables, with and w/o quotes and auto-translate.
/equip ears "Militia Earring"
What is wrong with this macro?
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Tried every possible way to type this out. Including upper and lower case variables, with and w/o quotes and auto-translate.
/equip ears "Militia Earring"
What is wrong with this macro?
even though there is only one slot they still equip on both ears making the item into a multi item therefore its plural just put the s at the end
You could try relogging. I've had issues with the item cache for text commands not updating with new items I obtain or pull out of storage. Relogging usually fixes it.
Actually I have been getting blue screens of death recently only while playing, something about data crash and dump, maybe related?
blue screen of death if your using a ssd drive is due to a firmware issue will have nothing to do with the game mechanics
It's so infuriating that I can't use these macros. Maybe I do just need to relog, will try when servers go back up.
Isn't it /equip earrings "Militia Earring"?
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IIRC you should use "L.ear / R.ear" even though there's just a single ear slot. Just try it out using one of the following lines on your macro:
/equip L.ear "Militia Earrings"
or
/equip R.ear "Militia Earrings"
You have two wrists for one gear slot, so it's "wrists" (and it might be "Wrists", but I don't think so; these commands are case-sensitive). Same with "ears".
Quote:
[dev1244] The /equip text command now accommodates the consolidated accessory slots (ears, wrists, L.finger, R.finger). Subcommands specifying former slots can still be used, but will instead equip to the following slots:
R.ear → Ears
L.ear → Ears
R.wrist → Wrists
L.wrist → Wrists
R.index → R.finger
L.index → L.finger
R.ring → R.finger
L.ring → L.finger
I've never been able to make "ears" work either. I had to resort to "left ear" or "l.ear" in order to make it work. I spent about 20 minutes swearing in ls chat before i got it working.