I made this macro to train stealth:
UseSkill Stealth
If SysMessage "quietly" (for when it succeeds)
Pause 10.00sec
Else
Pause 10.00sec
UseSkill Hiding
Pause 10.00sec
EndIf
Now, the problem I'm having with this macro is that it occasionally isn't following the If statement properly. I've been watching as the macro plays out and I've seen several occasions where stealth succeeds and I get the message "You begin to move quietly." but macro skips to the Else portion and uses hiding even though I'm already hidden. There have also been times when stealth failed and I didn't get that message but it acted as if I did and paused for 10 seconds and then repeated from UseSkill Stealth.
Does anyone know what could be causing this?
Problem with a Razor macro.
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Re: Problem with a Razor macro.
I'm not sure. But try putting like a 0,5 sec pause after UseSkill Stealth.Errikos wrote:I made this macro to train stealth:
UseSkill Stealth
If SysMessage "quietly" (for when it succeeds)
Pause 10.00sec
Else
Pause 10.00sec
UseSkill Hiding
Pause 10.00sec
EndIf
Now, the problem I'm having with this macro is that it occasionally isn't following the If statement properly. I've been watching as the macro plays out and I've seen several occasions where stealth succeeds and I get the message "You begin to move quietly." but macro skips to the Else portion and uses hiding even though I'm already hidden. There have also been times when stealth failed and I didn't get that message but it acted as if I did and paused for 10 seconds and then repeated from UseSkill Stealth.
Does anyone know what could be causing this?
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Re: Problem with a Razor macro.
UseSkill Hiding
Pause 10.00sec
UseSkill Stealth
Pause 10.00sec
This is what I used and I got to 96 in no time. Its simple and easy.
But what I see wrong with yours is take out the else and put the endif in its place. and it looks like that if "if" is meet your gonna pause for 10.00 sec and then pause again for 10.00 sec.
Pause 10.00sec
UseSkill Stealth
Pause 10.00sec
This is what I used and I got to 96 in no time. Its simple and easy.
But what I see wrong with yours is take out the else and put the endif in its place. and it looks like that if "if" is meet your gonna pause for 10.00 sec and then pause again for 10.00 sec.
Re: Problem with a Razor macro.
I didn't think this would work, but it seems to be working now. Haven't noticed any problems since trying it.Populus wrote:I'm not sure. But try putting like a 0,5 sec pause after UseSkill Stealth.
Thanks.