D Darzil Developer May 20, 2010 #1 Would it be possible to add the ability to run an existing KOL Combat Macro from the CCS, enabling autoadventuring using KOL combat macros ? Something like : 1: macro name Runs existing KOL macro.
Would it be possible to add the ability to run an existing KOL Combat Macro from the CCS, enabling autoadventuring using KOL combat macros ? Something like : 1: macro name Runs existing KOL macro.
jasonharper Developer May 20, 2010 #2 Doing this efficiently would require that the macro language have some command for invoking another macro. I'm pretty sure we'll see that eventually.
Doing this efficiently would require that the macro language have some command for invoking another macro. I'm pretty sure we'll see that eventually.
Rinn Developer May 20, 2010 #3 Could we get something like 'employ textfile.txt' where mafia simply dumps the contents of the text file into the macro as a sub then calls it? This would be a nice holdover until mafia fully supports employ ash scripts.
Could we get something like 'employ textfile.txt' where mafia simply dumps the contents of the text file into the macro as a sub then calls it? This would be a nice holdover until mafia fully supports employ ash scripts.
D Darzil Developer May 21, 2010 #4 jasonharper said: Doing this efficiently would require that the macro language have some command for invoking another macro. I'm pretty sure we'll see that eventually. Click to expand... Your upgrade today seems to do everything I wanted from it. (Does it also ignore comments, so it'd be safe for me to add them in?) Thanks a lot !
jasonharper said: Doing this efficiently would require that the macro language have some command for invoking another macro. I'm pretty sure we'll see that eventually. Click to expand... Your upgrade today seems to do everything I wanted from it. (Does it also ignore comments, so it'd be safe for me to add them in?) Thanks a lot !
jasonharper Developer May 21, 2010 #5 Oops - forgot about comments, but you can either quote them, or use the existing "note" command for the moment.
Oops - forgot about comments, but you can either quote them, or use the existing "note" command for the moment.