Macro Library

[Royal]

I remember on the beta forums in the patch notes they had a full library of the macro commands. I should've saved it because I can't find it now. I'm trying to get a macro to mark a target, sleep it, and say in party chat what I just slept. I can figure it out myself if I knew the syntax.

[Royal]

anybody? /10char

[RavinousKurohi]

http://eorzeareborn.com/macro-overview/

[RaphaelDDL]

Talking about Macros, anyone know how to make ones for pet (carbuncle for e.g.)? Seems FFXI macro style don't work either.

I wanted one for attack and one to /ac heal on it. Trying to aim heal while on battle (in controller) is so weird

[CrisGer]

This is a very useful thread thanks for all the posts and for any to come. Appreciate the help with this complex topic.

[RavinousKurohi]

Talking about Macros, anyone know how to make ones for pet (carbuncle for e.g.)? Seems FFXI macro style don't work either.

I wanted one for attack and one to /ac heal on it. Trying to aim heal while on battle (in controller) is so weird

The target flag for carby (and I imagine the fairies and egis) is <pet>. I tested that out before P4 ended.

[RaphaelDDL]

The target flag for carby (and I imagine the fairies and egis) is <pet>. I tested that out before P4 ended.

Something like this?

/ac <pet> "heal skill i forgot the name"
/ac <mark1> "attack skill i forgot the name"

or the inverse?

/ac "heal skill i forgot the name" <pet>
/ac "attack skill i forgot the name" <mark1>

[Cal]

/mk bind1 <mo> <- marks mouse over target with bind 1 sign. You can use <t> if you're iffy on mouse over targetting.

/ac "Repose" <bind1>
/p "Sleeping <bind1>!"

I think is what you're asking for...? ?_?

[RavinousKurohi]

Something like this?



or the inverse?

The inverse

/mk bind1 <mo> <- marks mouse over target with bind 1 sign. You can use <t> if you're iffy on mouse over targetting.

/ac "Repose" <bind1>
/p "Sleeping <bind1>!"

I think is what you're asking for...? ?_?

Don't forget to add "" around bind1 when marking.

[RaphaelDDL]

The inverse

Awesome. Thank you for the answer :3