Spell casting in-game macro?
Posted: April 18th, 2005, 12:59 pm
In EQ1..
I set up a macro to cast 3 stuns. What it really did was cast the first one that was refreshed.
/cast 4
/cast 5
/cast 6
This would cast spells in slots 4, 5, and 6. First time you hit it, it'd cast 4 then 5 and 6 would be blocked. Second time, 4 wouldnt be refreshed so 5 would fire off and 6 would be blocked and so on....
This is a CLASSIC EQ1 Paladin macro... a HUGE percentage of paladins had this for macroing stuns.
In EQ2, I'd like to do a similar thing. I seem to be running out of hotkey space and there are a number of abilitys that I'd really rather lump into a bulk cast like this. Yea, I know that it will cast the first one then queue the last one... point is, I want to stick my DOTs and DDs all lumped under one Nuke/DOT key and just mash it when I want to cast them. By fiddling with casting order I can set up a priority system.
Is there an EQ2 equivalent to /cast?
What is it's syntax?
Thanks
RedMan
I set up a macro to cast 3 stuns. What it really did was cast the first one that was refreshed.
/cast 4
/cast 5
/cast 6
This would cast spells in slots 4, 5, and 6. First time you hit it, it'd cast 4 then 5 and 6 would be blocked. Second time, 4 wouldnt be refreshed so 5 would fire off and 6 would be blocked and so on....
This is a CLASSIC EQ1 Paladin macro... a HUGE percentage of paladins had this for macroing stuns.
In EQ2, I'd like to do a similar thing. I seem to be running out of hotkey space and there are a number of abilitys that I'd really rather lump into a bulk cast like this. Yea, I know that it will cast the first one then queue the last one... point is, I want to stick my DOTs and DDs all lumped under one Nuke/DOT key and just mash it when I want to cast them. By fiddling with casting order I can set up a priority system.
Is there an EQ2 equivalent to /cast?
What is it's syntax?
Thanks
RedMan