Macros... Ingame.

[Alaxandria]

I know this isn't really a client issue, but I wasn't sure where else to put it


I'm trying to set up my macros, and I want 2 different set ups, one for hunting/questing, and one for pvp.

So I figured I'd set up a macro, eg 50,
m 50 m 1 attacka !1::assess !1
m 51 m 1 attackb !1::assess !1

But this then sets as macro
1: attacka @Target::assess @target

Which actually ends up
"Set Macro1 = attacka @target
Assess @target"

So,

Is there a workaround for this, or do I have to figure out a different way to do it?

[Jaethor]

I believe I am a bit confused, so if you could answer a question or two, I think it would largely help solve this issue:

Why do you do m 50 m 1 instead of just m 50? If you did "m 50 attacka !1::assess !1", it would set macro 50 to be
attacka <target>
assess <target>

Are you attempting to have macro 50 be the macro or 1? If it is 50, leave out the "m 1"

[Seig]

think what she is trying to do is what I do, cept with aliases. she wants m 50 to change m 1 to an attack and she wants m 51 to change m 1 to a different attack

as I said though I use aliases, its much easier I have alias like on1, on2 and so on that change m 1 to do whatever the situation needs.

[Jaethor]

Greetings, Unfortunately, it is not possible to do that, so you will either have to create a different way of doing it via Seig's route or create your own route. It is not possible to code it to be that way either.

[Alaxandria]

Yeah, what seig said, I was trying to set it up so that it would be like m 50 m 1 etc m 2 etc and so on

Thanks for letting me know, i'll figure out something to do with it anyway.

[Manazyri]

This can be done.

Basically you have to make 'attacka' and 'attackb' a target. It will look like this:

m 1 !2 !1::assess !1

m 50 t 2 attacka
m 51 t 2 attackb

If you are trying to make m 50 change m 1, m 2 and so on, you will quickly run into scalability problems with this, as we only have 10 targets.

I hope this helps somewhat.