Macros
A macro is inputted through the keyboard and is a function that makes it possible to perform a series of actions at once after creating them in advance. To open the Macro window, press Alt + R or click on the button labeled "Macro" in the System Menu.
Creating and Editing Macros
All characters may have up to 48 user-defined macros. To create, edit, and save macros, open the Macro menu from within the System Menu by pressing the "Macro" button, or simply press Alt + R. From within the Macro menu, you may create, edit, or delete macros.
Once on the Macro menu, to create a macro press "Add", then select an icon for the macro. Type in the macro's name, acronym, description (press "More Info" to enter a description) and up to 12 commands. A macro's name can be up to 12 characters, and the description up to 32 characters. Each individual macro has a total of 12 input (or command) windows. One slash command and its accompanying details can be typed into the input window with a maximum of 32 characters. Once a macro is created, you can use it by placing the icon associated with it on the hotkey bar.
Slash (/) commands and chatting symbols supported in the game can be used in macros. Substitute characters can also be used to add additional delays or input a desired name. This means that the commands input into a macro are the ones that can be performed by inputting them directly into the chat input window.
Substitute Characters for Macros
Substitute characters are commands for which the target's name has been automatically given. The types and methods of using substitute characters are as follows.
%target: The name of the target being targeted is shown.
%self: One's own name is shown.
%pet: One's own pet name is shown.
%party1 ~ %party8: The first - eighth party member names are shown.
Macro Commands
/delay [time]: Wait until time (sec). If this command is entered, the following command is performed after waiting the set number of seconds.
Other actions can be used with slash commands and so they can be used in macros.
/sit, /stand, /sitstand, /walk, /run, /walkrun, /attack, /attackforce, /exchange,
/targetnext, /pickup, /assist, /invite, /leave, /partymatching, /vendor, /buy,
/personalmanufacture, /mountdismount, /socialno, /socialyes, /socialbow,
/socialunaware, /socialwaitinga, /sociallaugh, /socialapplause, /socialdance, /socialsad,/time, /loc, /partyinfo
Chat input is also used in the same way as the method of inputting into the chat window.
~ (local chat), # (party chat), @ (clan chat), $ (alliance chat), ! (shout chat), + (trade chat)
When using chatting in a macro, to prevent excessive chat that just fills up the window, the output is delayed automatically in the chat window. However, the buy/sell window is an exception to this.
Use of the Shortcut Bar through Macros
By dragging and dropping the shortcut icons to the macro edit window, the use of the respective shortcuts becomes possible. Directly editing with slash commands is as follows.
/useshortcut [container number] [shortcut slot number]: Uses the respective shortcut. In the event that a component that is designated to a shortcut is a delayed skill, it is used after waiting the delay time.
/useshortcutforce [container number] [shortcut slot number]: Uses the respective shortcut with the effect of the Ctrl key. In the event that a component that is designated to a shortcut is a delayed skill, it is used after waiting the delay time.
Using Skills with Macros
Use is made possible by dragging and dropping the desired skill icon to the macro edit window. The direct editing of slash commands is as follows.
/useskill [skill name]: Uses the respective skill. For skills with a delay time, it is used after waiting the delay time.
/useskillforce [skillname]: Uses the respective skill with the effect of the Ctrl key. For skills with a delay time, it is used after waiting the delay time.
Stopping a Macro
In the event that the user carries out some action directly while performing a macro, the respective macro stops immediately. This includes speaking in the chat channels and moving the character.
In the event of using another macro again within a macro, the macro stops while a message saying "This is an unsuitable macro" appears.
