Razor and Using Scissors

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Weigraf
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Razor and Using Scissors

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Getting sick of double clicking scissors while out killing bulls and I decided to make a macro.

Use Scissors
Wait for Target

When I hit the hotkey to use the macro no target shows up. I end up having to play the macro a second time to get it to work. Advice on just being able to play the macro once?
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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

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cut the bolt once before you start the macro. Then use this macro:

Double Click Scissors
Wait for Target
Target by Type cut cloth
Pause .85 sec

LOOP

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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

Post by Kinja »

How about a more generic macro that will ease just about any repetitive task such as cutting cloth, mining, LJ, etc:

This macro uses the last object, then targets the last target. I use it for all kinds of things, including cutting bandages. Just copy this text, paste it into notepad, then save the file in you Razor Macros folder.

!Loop
Assistant.Macros.HotKeyAction|1371|
Assistant.Macros.WaitForTargetAction|1
Assistant.Macros.HotKeyAction|1058|
Assistant.Macros.PauseAction|00:00:01.1000000

Then to use the macro, first cut a single bandage by double clicking the scissors and targeting the cloth, then hit the hotkey for this macro.

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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

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Kinja wrote:How about a more generic macro that will ease just about any repetitive task such as cutting cloth, mining, LJ, etc:

This macro uses the last object, then targets the last target. I use it for all kinds of things, including cutting bandages. Just copy this text, paste it into notepad, then save the file in you Razor Macros folder.

!Loop
Assistant.Macros.HotKeyAction|1371|
Assistant.Macros.WaitForTargetAction|1
Assistant.Macros.HotKeyAction|1058|
Assistant.Macros.PauseAction|00:00:01.1000000

Then to use the macro, first cut a single bandage by double clicking the scissors and targeting the cloth, then hit the hotkey for this macro.
Good advice! Saves on having multiple macros for similar tasks! 8)
 
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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

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Weigraf wrote:Getting sick of double clicking scissors while out killing bulls and I decided to make a macro.

Use Scissors
Wait for Target

When I hit the hotkey to use the macro no target shows up. I end up having to play the macro a second time to get it to work. Advice on just being able to play the macro once?
Delete the wait for target.
Enjoy!

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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

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Hah okay deleting the wait for target works perfectly.

Now, Smelting a bag of random pieces? Possible or no?

Thinking :

Use Item in Hand
Whatever Menu Option
Target by Composition

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Re: Razor and Using Scissors

Post by T3h D4ve »

for that, just do a normal smelt to record the macro and change it to smelt by type.
either the 0.6sec delay razor has as default messes with the 'wait for target' at the end of a macro on here as you need to change it to a 1sec delay, or it's just an issue with it at the end of the macro, but smelting them shouldn't be a problem.

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