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[Darra]

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>

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.

[Lyrica_Ashtine]

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.

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

[TheCurls]

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

[Lyrica_Ashtine]

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

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