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    LineageRazor's Avatar
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    Lineage Razor
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    Goldsmith Lv 90
    As PLD, I don't have Raise as one of my assigned cross-class skills. However, sometimes I come across someone who's lying on the ground and needs a Raise. I'd like to be able to swap in Raise without having to go into my actions menu, unassign an action, and then assign Raise. Now I can do all that in a single macro.
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    Thaumaturge Lv 90
    Quote Originally Posted by LineageRazor View Post
    As PLD, I don't have Raise as one of my assigned cross-class skills. However, sometimes I come across someone who's lying on the ground and needs a Raise. I'd like to be able to swap in Raise without having to go into my actions menu, unassign an action, and then assign Raise. Now I can do all that in a single macro.
    Can you do it just that one time? I saw in the notes that there is an "on/off" command. Does that mean you have to undo it after?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alipoprocks View Post
    Can you do it just that one time? I saw in the notes that there is an "on/off" command. Does that mean you have to undo it after?
    I haven't had an opportunity to try it yet, but I'm hoping a macro along the lines of this will do the trick:

    /aaction "Protect" off
    /aaction "Raise" on
    /action "Raise" <t>

    If I have Protect assigned, this macro should take Protect off, then put Raise on, and then NOT cast Raise because I'll be in the middle of cooldowns due to having changed abilities. Once cooldown is complete (or if I already had Raise equipped), though, pressing this macro again should ignore the first two lines (because Protect is not assigned, and Raise IS assigned) and jump straight to the third line, casting Raise.

    According to the patch notes, /aaction has a "wait time" automatically applied to it, so there should be no need to add <wait.1> or whatever.
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