Macros and commands!

[WhoIsTheGuest]

I tried, but the <se.#> commands don't seem to work.

The exact line I typed:
/s Test <se.12> ?

Hmm...any idea what's wrong?

[Bondy]

I tried, but the <se.#> commands don't seem to work.

The exact line I typed:
/s Test <se.12> ?

Hmm...any idea what's wrong?

Ya, its for party only, cant do it in anything but /p :d

[WhoIsTheGuest]

Test. Indeed!
Still wondering what's the point though...why only limit to party, and how will these help a party?

[Bondy]

Test. Indeed!
Still wondering what's the point though...why only limit to party, and how will these help a party?

Copypasta ha ha.

"...Some times, especially at higher level dungeons, etc., there is so much stuff going on you dont have time to look at the chat box all the time, so this can be used to get the attention of party members. This can be used to tell people to move from a boss aoe that may wipe the party, or to attack adds if people did not see them spawn, or even wake up someone who fell asleep at the keyboard! An example of this:

/p Destroy the Infernal Fetters or we will wipe to Hellfire again! <se.12> !!!!"

[UCanHateMeNow]

Is there any way <tt> would work for a DPS macro?

/ac "virus" <t>
/wait 1
/ac "eye for an eye" <tt>

Therefore casting debuff on target and then assuming my targets focusing on tank it will cast eye for an eye on my tank? I see everyone using as a healer, but does it work the other way around as well?

[Mailstrum]

Is there any way <tt> would work for a DPS macro?

/ac "virus" <t>
/wait 1
/ac "eye for an eye" <tt>

Therefore casting debuff on target and then assuming my targets focusing on tank it will cast eye for an eye on my tank? I see everyone using as a healer, but does it work the other way around as well?

that should work

[Katsumoto_Perex]

Ya, its for party only, cant do it in anything but /p :d

Actually, the sound effects work with the /echo command as well

Eg: part 1 of a 2 part yarn making macro. The sound effect draws your attention to start part 2.
/ac "Inner Quiet"
/wait 3
/ac "Careful Synthesis"
/wait 3
/ac "Standard Touch"
/wait 3
/ac "Standard Touch"
/wait 3
/ac "Master's Mend"
/wait 2
/echo BEGIN STEP 2 <se.9>