taultunleashed

< tp > will say your TP %
< mp > will list your MP points
and < mpp > will list your MP %

So for instance, instead of using the TP READY FOR USE MACRO..

Change macro to
/party TP is at < tp >!
which would looke like "Tp is at 153%"
that way you have a easy way of telling everyone what your TP is at, which will help coordinate a combined TP attack.. Since when TP's of multiple people in a group are used in succesion can create a Powerfull move ChainTP:Fusion..

Or when you are a White/black/red mage in a alliance.. (2 groups or more) Only your group can see what your MP is at..

Use this command

/party My MP is at < mp > or < mpp >!
which would look like "My MP is at 50/100 or 50%!"

First post is right on about tp n mp macros. but i like to specify what my macro say.
example.
TP.
/p Monk Hand-to-Hand TP @ <tp> ... <call14>

MP
/p Healing MP @ <mp> --- <mpp> ... <call14>

i just have macro for better thing cause your mp or tp will not matter.

Here is the macro I use:

Alt+0
/p Status Report <call20>
/wait 1
/p HP: <hp> (<hpp>) MP: <mp> (<mpp>) TP: <tp>

Chances of you needing to announce HP, MP, and TP on one character is slim to none. Your hp can bee seen by any pt member within the same zone as you so you can eliminate it. After a while most people filter out most all the battle spam so that the text log scrolls by slower, once this happens you can eliminate calls as they are just annoying, esp. to the thousands of voice chat users. Here is what I use...

/p Monk: Howling Fists <tp>

I say my job first then whatever WS I'm using. My mage calls look like this:

/p Please Check It WHM MP <mp> <mpp>!

Some people make 2 macros for MP, one stating that they are low on MP but thats seems unneeded to me.

Edit: I would also like to point out that you should use the translator as often as possible incase you're pting with some JP. Ohh and don't bother telling the PT about stuff like berserk, focus, boost, and the other stuff the PT don't need to know about. Leave that chat text space for voke mage macros and so on.