Toolbar macro's similiar to DToC ones? : DAOC Discussion

Using Extended Commands

The syntax for the "]xc" command is very simple. Here is your first example:

]xc /say Hello!

This would say "Hello!" out loud, obviously. You can use any /slash command included in DAOC in place of "/say." However, the above example really has no benefit over typing out "/say Hello!" normally. Another example:

]xc qbutton 5

This would press the fifth button on your current quickbar page. "QButton" is just one of the new commands listed in later sections that DToC supports with the "]xc" and hot key features. You can't do that with an ordinary DAOC command! A more useful example:

]xc qpage 8 \ qbutton 1 \ qpage 1 \ /say Buffing complete!

This command would switch to your eighth quickbar page, press the first button, switch back to the first quickbar page, and finally say the text "Buffing complete!" out loud. You can separate multiple commands on one line using the backslash ("\") character. If you're confused on which is a forward slash, and which is a back slash, think of it this way. We read left to right, so lets say there's a picture here of a person standing straight up looking to the right of the page. Now pretend he's a slash character. If they he to lean forward, what slash character would he be? A forward slash. If he were to lean backward, he'd be a back slash. Get it? No? Well let's move on...

QPage and QButton Commands

These let you navigate the quickbar in DAOC. For example:

]xc qpage 2 \ qbutton 3

The above would switch your quickbar page to number two, and then press the third button. Easy!