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#1 Nov 05 2013 at 10:58 AM Rating: Decent
Ok so I am having troubles with my macros and can someone tell me if I am doing them wrong.

/ac Tempered Will <me>
/ac Hallowed Ground <me>
/ac Foresight <me>

i put this in a macro and none of them work. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong??? Thank you for your time
#2 Nov 05 2013 at 11:07 AM Rating: Good
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Probably more like this:
/ac "Tempered Will" <me>

EDIT: Just to expand a little. You can separate skills by a wait defined in seconds.

/wait 3

If you do that, they will all execute in turn. Use a value that's superior to the gcd, or 1 if those skills are off gcd.
If they are off GCD you can also leave opt to not use any /wait, but you will have to spam the macro for all the action to execute. Each time you click, the first available action will execute.

Another tip: start your macro with /macroicon "Name of the skill"
That will show the mp/tp cost, as well as the cooldown and the icon coloration indicating if you are in range or not.


Edited, Nov 5th 2013 12:21pm by PhoenixOmbre
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#3 Nov 05 2013 at 11:19 AM Rating: Excellent
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PhoenixOmbre wrote:
Probably this:
/ac "Tempered Will" <me>


^ This

Edit: to expand on that; Any skills that are only one word (e.g. Bane) do not need quotation marks. As soon as the skill has two words (eg. Sword Oath) quotations are required because the space breaks the command otherwise. It does not recognize only the first word (Sword) as a command, and fails.

Edited, Nov 5th 2013 12:21pm by Canadensis
#4 Nov 05 2013 at 1:14 PM Rating: Excellent
the quotations really helped alot. Thank you both for your help and input. you guys rule!
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