Runes of Magic Macro Commands Guide
Runes of Magic Macro Commands Guide by syndreamer
Another guide on Macro commands I learned and others have learned in-game. Also the commands have to be inputted in lowercase only to work.
Commands List: (Known)
/s – enables say chat
/z – enables zone chat
/g – enables guild chat
/w “player name” – whisper player
/cast “skill name”
/use “item name”
/wait “# of seconds”
/invite “player name”
All emotes work as well, /sleep, /angry, /dance, etc.
So I had the fun of making up some macros using simple commands that you can use in the chat window. Here are some examples of what you can make and a viewing of my macros I made up.
Stringing Skill Combos: Credit goes to Angelia
/cast “Player skill”
/wait .75
/cast “player skill”
/wait .75
/cast “player skill”
/wait 2
You get the picture on that part.
Changing Wardrobe: Credit goes to Angelia
/use “Item Name”
/wait ()
/use “Item Name”
/wait ()
…..
The Family Macro: Credit goes to Xanados
/invite “Username”
/invite “username”
/invite “username”
Also all emote shortcuts are available to use in Macros, and even chat commands.
Sample Macros I made:
Barbie Girl Attack
/s I’m a Barbie Girl, in a barbie world!
/cast Blind Stab
/wait .75
/s I’m plastic, It’s fantastic!
/wait ()
/cast Villainy
/s You can brush my hair and take me everywhere!
/wait ()
/cast Villainy
/s Come on Barbie Let’s go Party
/dance
Surprise Buttsecks Attack (from behind)
/cast Blind Spot
/s OH OH OH
/wait .75
/cast Villainy
/s Ohhh godd yessssss
/wait 1
/cast Blind Stab
/s harderrrrrrrrr
/wait .75
/cast Villainy
/s AHHHHHHH!
/angry
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/script if (UnitHealth(“player”)/UnitMaxHealth(“player”)<=.85) then UseAction(9); elseif (UnitHealth(“player”)/UnitMaxHealth(“player”)<=.90) then UseAction(11); else UseAction(13); end
It will use an action based on player HP Percent.
If player HP is higher than 90%(.90) it’ll use action 13
If Player HP is between 85% and 90% it’ll use action 11
If Player Hp is under 85% it’ll use action 9Â
So tweak those numbers to modify the barriers, just be sure it’s going from low to high for the % and be sure its in decimal form, don’t make the same mistake I did and spend hours trying to figure it out.
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