Learn Macro-ing in 5 minutes. Short Macro/Button guide for newcomers!

[RavinousKurohi]

Yes it would, Neko!
Although there are a few better icons to use than the attack ones (there's a bind and an X one).

Just to note, there ARE placeholders (stuff like <t>) to target specific icons regardless of where they are. <attack1> will target whoever has the Attack #1 icon whereas... <bind1> was it? will attack whoever has the Chain #1 icon

<Target to Bind 1> is the one you're thinking of. All the marks show what command it is when you mouseover them in the signs window.

[Bladefyre]

/ta <mark1> (targets the creature marked as #1, works for 2, 3, etc.)

Information found here: http://eorzeareborn.com/macro-overview/

Arigatou.. This will make things easier in dungeons.

[Donalbain]

Sweet I know this macro system from FF11 odd there isn't a select or battle target option.

[shal_zee]

Anyone know what macro command for pet to attack target?

[crazy0taku]

Is there a way to activate one macro from another? Wonder if you could activate an infinite loop of emotes when you go afk haha

[nekomimi43]

Yes it would, Neko!
Although there are a few better icons to use than the attack ones (there's a bind and an X one).

Just to note, there ARE placeholders (stuff like <t>) to target specific icons regardless of where they are. <attack1> will target whoever has the Attack #1 icon whereas... <bind1> was it? will attack whoever has the Chain #1 icon

Ah ok then. So then is there away to say change target in macro instead of using the "tab" or the "Dpad" and say to sleep 2 enemies with 1 micro chain?

[RavinousKurohi]

Anyone know what macro command for pet to attack target?

While I can't see if this works yet, I imagine /ac "sic" <t> would work. Since the ability counts as yours, it's a fairly simple macro.

[shal_zee]

While I can't see if this works yet, I imagine /ac "sic" <t> would work. Since the ability counts as yours, it's a fairly simple macro.

Thanks! Let me try it tomorrow! ^^

[RavinousKurohi]

Ah ok then. So then is there away to say change target in macro instead of using the "tab" or the "Dpad" and say to sleep 2 enemies with 1 micro chain?

I actually believe I saw a "target next" ability in the actions menu so I imagine that would work. Something like /ac "target next" <me> or whatever the command is actually called (it's been my experience that if you don't have a target for an action you need to use <me> as a placeholder but I may be wrong). However, I don't think it would be a very trustworthy macro unless you know what the next target with be 100%. A mouseover macro would be safer.

[Alyndri]

/echo "Just wait til you get the bill!"

LOL love it!