What to do with the spell macro Seek the focus of the spell macro

First of all, open the page for making macros: Main Menu - Macro Command Creation.

Then create a new macro, select the chart, and type the name. Then open your spell book, which is the one that can be opened by pressing "p" under the default shortcut key, because you have opened the macro, it is inconvenient to use "p" to open it, so use the mouse to click manually.

Shift-click the first skill you want to place, and that skill will be added to your macro. As.

Cast Arcane Enhancement If it's a leveled skill, the level you click on will cast the skill at which level.

Then it's time to change the line.

Then, if you want to shout, you can type y to shout in red. RA is a team shout.

p is the squad shouting s s is white word saying. And so on. After hitting y, hit 1 space and then type what you want to say. That's it

If you're not shouting, but you're going to put down 1 skill, use 1.

script spellstopcasting();

This is a public CD, that is, after you finish putting 1 skill, all skills will turn 1 circle, mage and so on for 1 second, priest is second.

The meaning of script in this paragraph is the casting of Chinese.

Then wrap the line and point the next skill you want to put on the spell book. That's it

script spellstopcasting();This sentence is very important, and the parts that have public CDs rely on it.

If you want to use an amulet or something, use it.

script useinventoryitem(13);Indicates the use of one of the above accessories.

Inside 13 refers to Accessory 1 and 14 is Accessory 2

Note here that you should also add script spellstopcasting();

Other than that. The %t symbol indicates the target you are currently selected. Like what.

Cast Sheep Transformation (Is there a level for Sheep Transformation?) If any, add it).

y I've turned %t into sheep, don't fight.

At this point, you select a monster called Blackwing Mage, and you will shout.

y I've turned Blackwing Mage into a sheep, don't fight.

Ok, speaking of which, basic macros can be done. As for the macro with the if function to automatically judge, it is too troublesome, and it is not good to improve the operation and consciousness when you get used to it. Let's not talk about it.

Right now, it's not good to use too many macros. It is very likely that the script will appear twice in the same 1 bak after the expansion is released, so it is recommended to do it manually.

For example, my current hunter tag hint macro is to shout after casting the tag.

Casts Hunter's Mark (Level 4).

y Look at the mark and hit "%t<< Stable output Don't ot very simple hehe

Press esc to bring up the macro command.

Create a new one, give it a name.

Input: Cast Spell Name (Spell Level).

s (it can also be the y g team and so on) what you want to say.

Then drag the macro onto the hotbar.

The easiest way is to open the skill book directly and press the SFT point skill, and the macro that releases this skill will be automatically written. Of course, you'll need to open the macro interface first.

Cast Skill (Level X).

There is a space between the level and the x.

#showtooltip

Cast [harm] [@focus, harm] wind shear.

Hostile casts the Wind Shear, and the non-hostile focus releases the Wind Shear.

Tell you where to find the most comprehensive!

To NGA!

That's the best, there's everything you want!

Don't know**, don't remember? Yes!

Indeed, blz means that players don't want to replace precise operations with pre-written macros.

Because it really reduces the playability of the game, upstairs is quite right.

There will be brave men under the great reward

Wait, I need a hehe.

#showtooltip

suck the soul; suck the soul;

#showtooltip

Cast [mod: alt,@focus] skill name.

Just replace the skill name with the skill you want, and remember not to make a mistake.

#showtooltip

cast [mod:alt,target=focus] skill name.

Don't be stingy with the best if it's useful, thanks.

cast [target=focus] spell name.

For example, cast [target=focus] to dispel mana.

And then you set the target that you want to focus on, and then you press this macro, and whatever the target is, as long as it's far enough away and there's no occlusion, it's going to cast a dispel on that target that you've set in focus.

Spell Countermeasures; Spell Countermeasures; This one.

This macro can be implemented. I don't remember how, though.