I'll try my best to clarify how to load in a macro text file and run it in the game. This method lets you create very complex, very long macros. Much longer than the ones you can create in-game. However, it DOES NOT allow you to create looping macros. Looping macros are now impossible in the game, FYI.

If you follow these directions exactly, you should be able to load and run macros from text files.

STEP 1: CREATING THE TEXT FILE
Run notepad or any other text editor. Begin by typing in the following macro text. Don't just cut and paste from this posting, because it's possible for you to unknowingly copy special characters, which will cause SWG to not read the file correctly. So type. By hand. I'll surround the text with a line to indicate the beginning of the file and one to indicate the end of the file, but DON'T TYPE THESE LINES. These are just for your reference here, and shouldn't appear in your text file.

----< BEGINNING OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----
testmacro: /wave;/pause 10;/cheer;/testmacro2

testmacro2: /wave
----< END OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----

Make sure you type this EXACTLY. Note the spaces, punctuation, etc. If it's not exactly right, SWG won't understand your file. Now, save the file somewhere you'll be able to find it. The desktop, or whereever. Save it as "test.txt" - the .txt extension is important.

STEP 2: MOVING THE TEXT FILE TO THE RIGHT DIRECTORY
Now that you've created a text file, it's time to move it to the directory where SWG can access it. Normally, this is C:\Program Files\StarWarsGalaxies. But you may have installed SWG in a custom directory, so you'll have to determine this yourself. It's the same directory that contains the file SwgClient_r.exe. So if you search for this file, you'll know you've got the right directory. Copy the test.txt file into this directory.

STEP 3: LOADING THE TEXT FILE INTO SWG
Start up SWG. If you're already running it, quit and restart. Now in the chat/command entry field where you'd normally type commands or chat, type:

/load test.txt

No quotes, just like above. Make SURE you include the ".txt" part. You should get a response:

Aliases loaded from: test.txt

If you get any other response, you've probably accidentally done something wrong. Go back to the beginning and double check all your steps. It's also possible that there's some unusual issue with your particular machine, in which case all I can say is sorry

Once you get the "Aliases loaded" response, your macros are now loaded into SWG. What's happened is that SWG has read your text file and learned two new commands: /testmacro and /testmacro2. These will now be treated like normal commands just like any other command (until you quit the game, at which point it'll forget them).

STEP 4: RUNNING THE MACRO
At the command line (where you'd normal enter chat or commands), type:

/testmacro

Your character should wave, pause for 10 seconds, cheer, and then wave again.

What's happened is that /testmacro has issued the /wave command, then the /pause command, then the /cheer command, then the /testmacro2 command. /testmacro2 is a new command you just loaded in, and when executed will issue the /wave command. Here's the text file again for your reference:

----< BEGINNING OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----
testmacro: /wave;/pause 10;/cheer;/testmacro2

testmacro2: /wave
----< END OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----

STEP 5: REAL APPLICATIONS
Ok, so waving and cheering isn't very useful. However, now that you know how to make a macro text file, you can do useful stuff, like using the supersampler macro posted earlier. Or creating a custom music macro to do flourishes and earn you musician XP while helping people heal. Here's an example music macro:

----< BEGINNING OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----
musicjam: /flourish 2;/pause 13;/flourish 6;/pause 10;/flourish 3;/pause 8;/flourish 6;/pause 13;/flourish 8;/pause 13;/flourish 8;/flourish 3;/flourish 5;/pause 24;/flourish 1;/pause 8;/flourish 5;/pause 15;/flourish 6;/pause 10;/flourish 3;/pause 14;/flourish 4;/flourish 3;/flourish 3;/pause 18;/flourish 5;/flourish 1;/pause 18;/flourish 1;/flourish 6;/flourish 7;/pause 15;/flourish 2;/pause 13;/flourish 5;/flourish 4;/flourish 8;/pause 24;/flourish 6;/pause 10;/flourish 7;/pause 8;/flourish 8;/flourish 3;/pause 20;/flourish 1;/flourish 5;/pause 20;/flourish 1;/pause 16;/flourish 8;/pause 10;/flourish 1;/pause 12;/flourish 6;/flourish 1;/musicjam1

musicjam1: /flourish 3;/flourish 7;/pause 10;/flourish 7;/pause 8;/flourish 2;/pause 10;/flourish 8;/flourish 2;/flourish 3;/pause 23;/flourish 5;/flourish 2;/pause 19;/flourish 3;/flourish 5;/flourish 5;/pause 23;/flourish 6;/pause 17;/flourish 1;/flourish 2;/pause 20;/flourish 4;/pause 16;/flourish 2;/flourish 6;/flourish 1;/pause 12;/flourish 1;/pause 9;/flourish 2;/pause 14;/flourish 7;/pause 16;/flourish 8;/pause 15;/flourish 7;/pause 8;/flourish 7;/pause 11;/flourish 5;/pause 13;/flourish 8;/pause 16;/flourish 1;/flourish 6;/pause 18;/flourish 6;/pause 12;/flourish 3;/flourish 1;/pause 10;/flourish 8;/pause 9;/flourish 3;/pause 17;/flourish 5;/pause 14;/flourish 6;/pause 12;/flourish 3;/flourish 7;/pause 10;/flourish 4;/flourish 1;/flourish 5;/pause 14;/flourish 5;/pause 11;/flourish 6;/pause 12;/flourish 4;/pause 10;/flourish 4;/pause 8;/flourish 6;/pause 12;/flourish 6
----< END OF FILE - DON'T INCLUDE! >----

Macro for Combat Posted @ Mon, Apr 4th 6:22 AM 2005 By: StormyS 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Does any1 know how to make a combat marco?  One where you could slay creatures again and again for xp. Many other proffesions seem to have macros available, so it would be nice for one for marksman to be available. Can anyone help?                                         0 Replies

crafting macro? Posted @ Sat, Feb 5th 10:18 PM 2005 By: zosso 2 posts Score: Decent [3.00] hello there.. i am kind of new to the game and i wonder if somebody could tell me a macro for crafting camp kits... it is getting so boring atm sitting in a camp crafting singely and i just wondered if somebody could tell me if there was a crafting macro?                                         0 Replies

looping? 2 Posted @ Mon, Aug 2nd 3:21 PM 2004 By: thewylie Scholar 20 posts Score: Decent [3.00] FYI: Of course the better way would be to to create a macro in the macro window <Begin Macro1> /flourish 3; /pause 10; /flourish 7; /pause 10; /Macro Macro1; <end Macro1> but since this is about loading aliases from I figured I'd stick with the topic with that last post... Also if this is all completely bunk let me know and i'll edit/delete/or take back everything I said =)   0 Replies

looping? Posted @ Mon, Aug 2nd 2:56 PM 2004 By: thewylie Scholar 20 posts Score: Decent [3.00] I didn't read the posts to this forum (too lazy) and I didn't test this out in game (at work ;D) but can't you just do this to loop? //begin (don't include)// Alias1: /flourish 3;pause 10; /Alias2; Alias2: /flourish 7;pause 10; /Alias1; sure it may keep loopiong and be unbreakable... but as long as you're at work for 8 hours and macro-dancing anyway who cares...  just quit and restart the game when you get home =D Best of luck   0 Replies

careful... Posted @ Wed, Mar 3rd 5:35 AM 2004 By: odiusXpopulis 4 posts Score: Decent [3.00] This is a great way to macro, I used it before I found that you could loop in-game, but make sure you don't make it to long as it'll crash the game. (at least on my computer and my friend's computer it did) But by long, I do mean like 6 hours worth of a macro for dancing (/flourish 1; /pause 10; etc)                            ---------------------------- Jhonen Ravium Master Smuggler Tarquinas 0 Replies

Things to consider Posted @ Thu, Dec 18th 1:26 PM 2003 By: redils 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Things to consider Edited, Thu Dec 18 13:26:31 2003                                                                   0 Replies

Simpler looping (IMHO) Posted @ Thu, Nov 27th 12:31 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Has anyone else been using this? place /macro macroname; at the end of the macro and replace macronamewith the name of the macro you want to play next. much simpler than messing w/ aliases, .txt files, and toolbar slots IMHO                             0 Replies

Loopin' Macros Posted @ Tue, Nov 25th 7:37 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00]    Sorry, made a little mistake on the ui command. If u put macro 1 in the first slot and macro 2 in the second, the command should be /ui action toolbarSlot00 for the first slot and so on. Just a little booboo.                                         0 Replies

Loopin' Macros Posted @ Tue, Nov 25th 7:32 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00]    Looping a macro is alot easier then most peeps think, I will give an example of a simple macro looped. U actually need 2 set up 2 macros, but that is not much more work. Here is how to loop a command (This is just an example): Name(Macro 1)- JumpUpandDown /jump /pause 5 /ui action toolbarSlot02 Name(Macro 2)- Repeat_JumpUpandDown /ui action toolbarSlot01 Obbviosly, place Macro 1 in the first slot and Macro 2 in the second of your toolbar. U may have to change the /ui action toolbarSlotXX command to fit your needs. I hope this will help : ) The Dark Lord   1 Reply

RE: Loopin' Macros Posted @ Sun, Dec 19th 2:05 AM 2004 By: Bottintesta Scholar 20 posts Score: Decent [3.00] An even easier way is to put "/macro (macro name)" at the end of it                                                                   ---------------------------- The Force is like duct tape. It has a light side, a darker side, and it binds everything together. Put your hand on a hot stove for a minute, and it seems like an hour. Sit with a pretty girl for an hour, and it seems like a minute. THAT'S relativity. -- Albert Einstein The most common mistake made by people designing something completly foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.--Douglas Adams 0 Replies

Crafting Macro Help Posted @ Sat, Nov 22nd 2:10 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Okay so far I have a macro written to select a draft schematic. But what I am wondering is, is there a way to select the resources and actually finish the crafting with purely macros? If anyone can do that or help me out it would be great. Thanks.                                         1 Reply

RE: Crafting Macro Help Posted @ Thu, Jan 8th 9:21 PM 2004 By: Verakoc 3 posts Score: Decent [3.00] use macro express 3 to only capture the mouseclicks and u should be fine...                                                                   0 Replies

He Means Aliases Posted @ Mon, Nov 10th 6:45 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] FYI - Applejack refers to Macros but he is really showing you how to load Aliases, which are different.  Macros are a separate facility (the ones you can drag to F keys in the toolbar) and there is no way to load them from a text file that I am aware of.                            1 Reply

RE: He Means Aliases Posted @ Tue, Aug 10th 2:25 AM 2004 By: BHDuke Scholar 24 posts Score: Decent [3.00] I am afraid that he is rigth the code Used in SWG is C++ and this as an basic code to make games it will work ! the only thing you have to know where to place it ! you need to know the folder ! A better way of doing this si giving teh macro a name (not the one on top of the window) I mean in the last line /macro dance1 once you finish your macro close all windows adn go to your chat window box and type /macro dance1 the macro don't has to be in t F1 or what ever box to work ! Torsten Starrider (Wanderhome) Edited, Thu Aug 26 18:33:27 2004   ---------------------------- Who is it? Is man one of God's blunder, or is God one of man's (Friedrich W. Nietzsche) 1 Reply  RE: He Means Aliases Posted @ Sat, Aug 21st 6:02 PM 2004 By: Auraura 6 posts Score: Decent [3.00] I'd read the post but I'm too busy trying to decipher the spelling errors. =/ Basically, making macros on the game shouldn't be this convoluded and laborious; seasoned player, lazy or not. Just my two cents                                         0 Replies

help Posted @ Tue, Oct 14th 8:45 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Ok, im confused... actually i'll be honest, im confused a lazy. Can someone make a macro that kills low level creatures and harvest hide. I could really use the help. I dont know how to make it attack just the right stuff. Also is there any command that will make me sit after being hurt a cerain amount. If anyone has found a good one that will make you kill/ harvest low level creatures and stuff please post it here. Thanks, sorry for being so stupid   0 Replies

Not working? Posted @ Mon, Sep 29th 1:39 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] I understand this perfectly, but cannot get the files to load.  I even duplicated all your examples, but I get a message that saus, "FAILED to load aliases from test.txt" or whatever the name was. Did they disable this? Can anyone else get this to work post 9/28/03 ?                            0 Replies

Not working Posted @ Mon, Sep 29th 4:43 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] I've tried this today and it doesn't seem to be working.                                                                                1 Reply

RE: Not working Posted @ Mon, Sep 29th 1:37 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Me also, I have followed these instructions to the letter and the alias files won't load at all.  I even made the simplest one possible; new.txt test: /sit When I type in "/load new.txt" I get an error that says, "FAILED to load aliases from: new.txt" Did something change? Did they disable this command or something? I get this error even when I duplicate the examples in this thread perfectly. Thanks1   0 Replies

umm Posted @ Sun, Sep 14th 7:44 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] I must be stupid or something .. i can not understand this lol .. i would love to get a macro for the tailoring .. but i do not understand any of this                                                       1 Reply

RE: umm Posted @ Fri, Sep 19th 4:48 AM 2003 By: pelamore 2 posts Score: Excellent [4.50] It's simple, well, if you have programming experiance.I'll give the nickel tour. The / symbol is a command line interface, like in C:/ for DOS. It simply tells the program that the next line is a command, not to be spoken words. The ; is taken from C programming language, it simply means next line, or end of command. So, let's say I want to create a macro for healing massive wounds after a battle. The commands would read like this: /healwound health;/pause 16;/healwound action OK, what I did was told the program I was giving a command by using /. The words "healwound health" makes the program (SWG) have my character heal the Health Wounds of whoever I was currently targeting. Next, the ; key tells the program that that is the end of the command. Next I told the program to expect a command, / key again, this time the command is pause 16. Pause 16 tells the program to wait 16 seconds. Then I told it I was finished with that command using the ; key again. The next command was for healing action wounds. So on, so on. A looping macro is almost unnecassary with this type of macro. You can make the macro as long as you like by simply "Copy and Paste" series of commands. Type the first few, Copy them to the clipboard (control+C) while the text is highlighted in your text editor, then Paste it (Control+V) in the very next space after the last command. You just need to be careful of a few things. 1- Spaces count! We get very used to hitting that Space Key. A space is a character. Extra characters are bad. IE, "/healwound health" will heal wounds. "/healwoundhealth" will return an error message. 2- Make sure you use the right keys. / and \ ARE NOT THE SAME! Neither is ; or :. I know, hard to tell the difference, but very important. 3- Capitalization is also important. We english speakers like putting certain things in capitals based on what our 3rd Grade English teacher taught us. The computer, or SWG for that matter, doesn't read english. E and e are two different things. Sure, many programmers write tolorences for this into their code, "HEALwound HEALTH" will work. But it's better to follow EXACTLY as you are shown. 4- I haven't tested it, but I'm sure .doc files won't work, like Microsoft Word uses. Only .txt files will work. They use completely different alphabets on the code level. I know, you can't see the difference, and Word can open both. But make sure it saves in .txt format. Trust me, a .txt letter A, and a .doc letter A are not the same. A good .txt file creator is included in all Windows systems, Wordpad. Look in Start/Programs/Accessories. Word can save files as .txt too. But it's safer to use Wordpad. Using this process you can create Macros in minutes that will run for hours. All they are are loooong text files. There might be a limit too how long a Macro is allowed to be, ie, a 50Meg text file loading during play may cause a problem. But for most purposes, simple as pie.   0 Replies

crafting Posted @ Sat, Sep 6th 11:13 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] anyone figure out the command to select draft schematic items so the load them selfs?                                                                   1 Reply

RE: crafting Posted @ Sat, Sep 13th 7:26 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] use command /selectDraftSchematic $$ where $$ number of ur draft schematic took me a while to find out the right number had to go thru all my items to find correct one. being in the wild and near a crafting station change the numbering as new schematics appear put your cratfing tool in slot 00 /ui action toolbarSlot00; /selectDraftSchematic 10; this macro start the crafting tool and select schematic number 10   1 Reply  RE: crafting Posted @ Wed, Sep 17th 7:22 PM 2003 By: Taushar the Wise Sage 242 posts Score: Good [3.75] One more tip on the finding the right schematic using that particular macro. The schematics are number as per the order you have received and they don't change as long as you don't give up skills and get it back. So, the schematic numbers are different from person to person. Depending on which skills you have trained, the latest ones you trained will have higher numbers. So, if you know the order of the skills you have trained, check out which set of schematics you have received from each skill. Then, if you find the number you have chosen gives you a schematic from earlier trained skill that what you want, increase the schematic number gradually until you find it. Reverse the process if opposite is true. I hope this helps. Taushar   ---------------------------- Taushar Tigris Social Anomaly Guild, Xev Server Expert Artisan+ w/All Trophies Jewelcraft (300) Baking (300) Brewing (300) Pottery (300) Fletching (269) Smithing (254) Tailoring (252) Fishing (200) Alts: Tinkering (238), Poison Making (300) 0 Replies

Looping Macros? Posted @ Thu, Sep 4th 3:53 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Lol, who says looping macros are impossible?  Like most things in life, it's just a matter of figuring out how it's done. :).                                                       1 Reply

RE: Looping Macros? Posted @ Wed, Oct 1st 8:44 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] you can loop                                                                                0 Replies

Real Entertainers Posted @ Tue, Sep 2nd 6:00 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Quite to the contrary, real entertainers *do* use macros.  Like any tool, macros can be used or abused by the people employing them. I've certainly seen plenty of Dark Entertainers AFK and grinding away while they're off doing something else IRL. I've also seen Light Entertainers using macros to minimize their key-mashing while they talk to customers, help out newbies, make jokes, converse, and otherwise really *entertain* thier customers in the truest sense, not just acting as BF-healing vending machines. (Besides, how many people bother to tip the AFK guy, as opposed to the guy who just gave you a few helpful tips and helped train up one of your skills, hmm? Think about that.) I have to admit that earning Entertainer XP can be as boring as watching paint peel. Also, not everyone is interested in talking to people or RPing, and just want to earn their XP and move on. Somedays, I can sympathize. However, just because some of us aren't insane enough to want to type "/flourish 2" 720 times an hour, every five seconds, doesn't mean we aren't *real*. Please don't generalize us. My guess is that unless the use of dance/music/craft/survey macros becomes highly abusive or unbalancing, the EULA won't be used as a club against either honest or dishonest players. It would be too much of a hassle otherwise. It's there to cover all the legal bases. So don't give SOE a reason to sic their lawyers on us; play actively, be nice, and don't pet the Wookies. ^_^   0 Replies

eric Posted @ Tue, Sep 2nd 2:50 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Very nice... thanx dude "real entertainers dont use macros" that is crap! real entertainers chat with costumers while dancing.... real entertainers are not afk for extended periods of time while "entertaining"                                         0 Replies

UI commands Posted @ Thu, Aug 28th 5:26 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] how do you access the overhead function key UI toolbar via macro commands? for instance to quickly switch from armor to dancing clothes when you have them all in your functin key shortcut bar, stuff like that                                         1 Reply

RE: UI commands Posted @ Tue, Sep 2nd 11:02 PM 2003 By: igordin 136 posts Score: Decent [3.10] /ui action toolbarSlot## capitalization important. replace ## with number of slot in current toolbar starting left to right 00-11 top bar 12-23 bottom bar. I heard there is a way to macro slots from other then current toolbar. If U know how please post. & don't say I'm trying to abuse - there is no way I would have time to double-click 9 times to put armor on & 6 times for clothes. I have 3 sets of armor I switch'em in the battle depending on situation all the time. If I were playing a Krayt Dragon it would be OK but I'm not.   ---------------------------- igordin 1 Reply  RE: UI commands Posted @ Wed, Sep 3rd 10:00 AM 2003 By: Anhari Scholar 359 posts Score: Decent [2.64] I saw in another thread the command: /ui action toolbarPane01..06 for changing panes. Not at home right now so can't check, but I want to try it and see if it works. I would love to set up custom toolbars with access keys for each of my main weapons, and their specific shots, as well as a camp/sample macro for when I'm sampling.               1 Reply  RE: UI commands Posted @ Thu, Sep 11th 9:40 AM 2003 By: saxxan 18 posts Score: Default [2.45] No worries...just go to this site for "/ui action toolbarPaneXX" and "ui action toolbarSlotXX" explanation --> http://www.geocities.com/darkimitation/swgmacros.html <-- This guy is brilliant, he changed my SWG life! :) Beware, he likes to cuss... Easy to sample all night, I've never been logged out even on ?afk...I think the answer is to sit or stand, as in the Sample macro. Clothes-to-armor macro is also there... Varyag, Wookiee on Wanderhome (LIKES to be petted...) Niss Krate'issinoho on Tempest Apo Calypse on Chilastra (yeah, I know it's corny! :) LOL)   2 Replies  RE: UI commands Posted @ Mon, Oct 27th 9:53 AM 2003 By: WarRiorGreY 3 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Hi peeps Very new to game. Wookie on Lowca. This link is still available. Click here http://www.geocities.com/darkimitation then scroll down to the "Guide to writing macro's in SWG" then click on HERE and it will take you there. As I say I'm a newbie to SWG so haven't tried any as of yet but looks great. Edited, Mon Oct 27 10:01:39 2003   0 Replies  RE: UI commands Posted @ Fri, Sep 12th 7:38 PM 2003 By: yeamar Scholar 46 posts Score: Decent [3.28] As of 4:37 PDT September 12, 2003, that pages no longer exists.                                                                   ---------------------------- Cormyn, 54 monk, http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=615074 Cormyn, Rogue in World of Warcraft 0 Replies

Crafting Dbl click Posted @ Mon, Aug 25th 4:14 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Is there some sort of double clicking macro or something that will select the material you want to use in crafting at the first crafting screen?                                                      0 Replies

Stimpack B Posted @ Wed, Aug 20th 1:17 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] How do I write a Macro to heal myself with a Stimpck B                                                                                1 Reply

RE: Stimpack B Posted @ Sat, Sep 6th 1:23 PM 2003 By: Lazzarus 2 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Make a macro with /healself that will use the first stim in your backpack (note: it won't work if the stims are in a container ie a travel pack/satchel etc.)                                                      0 Replies

loading macro's each time Posted @ Mon, Aug 18th 9:18 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] On the issue of loading the each time you start SWG: Ok, so you have (example) 5 different macro files with aliases you'd like to load,  make another that contains: loadm: /load macro1.txt; /pause 2; /load macro2.txt in game: /loadm would this work?                            1 Reply

RE: loading macro's each time Posted @ Wed, Oct 15th 6:02 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Probably, but I dont see why you wuld need to. All the commmands and macros you need can be loaded in one file. There is no need to create a second (or third) file for more macros. Therefore, no need to complicate things by loading more than one file. Good Thinking Tho... --Silenus Keats-Lamia (Wanderhome)                            0 Replies

Harvesting Macros post 8/13 patch Posted @ Thu, Aug 14th 7:28 PM 2003 By: dukenyrl 4 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Is anyone else having issues with ingame popups interrupting their macros.  While harvesting I get spammed about a 'high concentration' area of resources and until I answer no other actions take place. Is there a way to set up a macro which will clear this text box? <RANT> I use macro's to harvest materials basically because I don't have a lot of time to play. When I do play I would rather spend time crafting. I make macros that I can set and forget to collect resources. Then when I have a couple hours to play I can make stuff. I was hoping that Star Wars would not become such a time sink as other MMORPG games can be (read EQ). It was posted that SWG would be enjoyable to even casual players but in order to be a casual Artisan I have to log each night to check harvesters, reload power and maintenance pools, ensure resources are still available, run missions to get money . . . blah blah blah. I don't have this kind of time, nor will I until all my kids are grown and out of the house (16 years at least). I guess this is just another way to ensure customers spend as much time as possible in front of the SOE banner. <END RANT>   0 Replies

Music macro Posted @ Sat, Aug 9th 12:53 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] How do i get the macro to loop? also, if anymoe has a musician macro, can they please post it? Thanks                                                                   1 Reply

RE: Music macro Posted @ Sun, Aug 10th 1:49 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Look at the site cloudy.cloudy.biz  Yeah, stupid domain name but it has a "script generator" for both dancing and music. It just sets up up to 30 aliases in sequence that starts the specified dance, does 16 flourishes. (timing etc based on the action oints avail for the char used for testing) Then sits down and rests and repeats. Also generates the aliases to stop it, so the if you want end the aliases run, load the alternate file and the most time you'll have to wait for the end of the run is 16 flourishes and the regen pause at the end. Leave any suggestions here. :)   0 Replies

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