Макрос

Macro Information: Macros are edited in Macro Edit window.
Icons can be changed by clicking the left or right side of the
Icon Change Button

The name of the macro is entered into the Macro Name Input Field.
The name may contain up to 12 characters, including spaces.

Entering Additional Information In a Macro:
Clicking the Additional Information button opens a window in which
you can enter a macro's acronym and description. This is optional.
The macro's acronym is used to quickly identify a macro. It consists
of up to four characters and is displayed above an icon. A macro's
description is provided for easy lookup. You can enter up to 32 characters
in the description field.

Macro Information - Automatic Entry: A section is provided in the
Macro Edit window to enter 12 rows of commands. UP to 32 characters are
allowed in each row.
The skills, acrions, or shortcuts you wish to use can be dragged and dropped
into the command input field where they are automatically entered as
commands. If you wish to include the use of an item in a macro, you should
assign a shortcut to the item and place it into a macro.

Macro Information - Manual Entry of Skills:
In order to add a skill to a macro, enter the "/skill" command
along with the skill's name exactly as it appers in the skill's tooltip.
(Including space, for example: /skill power strike).
A "/useskillforce" command will produce the effect of the skill being used
whith the Ctrl key and a "/fixed skill" command will generate the
effect of the skill being used with the Shift key.

Macro Information - Manual Entry or Shortcuts:
To add a shortcut to a macro, enter a "/shortcut" command along
with a shortcut's number (Example: /shortcut 3 2).
A "/useshortcutforce" command will produce the effect of the
shortcut being used with the Ctrl key and a "/fixed shortcut"
command will have the effect of the shortcut being used with the Shift key.

Macro Information - Manual Entry of Actions:
You can directly enter the slash command of an action you wish
to use, just the way it appears in the tooltip (example: /sitstand)

Macro Information - Targeting:
You can enter a "/target" command along with the name of a
character who is located within the distance in which a target can be
selected. (Example: /target %party3 : the 3rd party member
will become a target.)

For you convenience, instead of entering you own name,
if you enter "%self", you name will be automatically entered.
Likewise, if you enter "%target", your target's name will be entered.
If you enter "%pet", you pet's name will be entered.
If you enter "%party1~%party8", the applicable party members name's will
be entered.

Macro Information - Miscellaneous:
If is possible to create a macro that makes entries into the chat
window just as you would normally. However, to guard against spamming
and flooding, the regular time delay will be applied to each
chat entry while a macro is being executed.

If you wish to set a different delay period, enter the "/delay" command
along with the duration (in seconds) you wish to implement
(Example: /delay 5).

If you use "%self", "%target", "%pet" ot "%party1~%party8" etc. as part
of you chat message, a space should be placed before or after each of
these entries. For example, if a character whose name is "ABC" enters
a chat message as "My name is%self", it will incorrectly be desplayed as
"My name is %self". You mast put a space before the entry such as
"My name is %self". This will cause it to be correctly displayed as
"My name is ABC"