Glytch wrote:any idea how i might be able to change this for afk xp ?

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Anyone acutally know the guy? Anyone thought that he might be SOE in disguise?? Would be bright for them to do right? Kill MQ (at least publicly) by just pissing off the devs enough? No legal battles to fight, no threats to levy, no threats to receive... just one asshole that *EVERYONE* is pissed of...

jsut tried this macro today to make some JC stuff. here is my ini [gte] Golden Topaz Earring cont="Planar Jeweller's Kit" comp0="gold bar" comp1="topaz" when i start the macro useing /macro ts "default" gte the program takes one gold bar puts it in the kit an...

That's a little different...

Most people CTD if they DON'T /endmacro before camping... Not the other way around...

I guess one way would be to run another macro... that will stop this one (genbot) from running, then make your changes then run this macro again.

In the Macro Depot, there are quite a few tradeskill macros. I use one that has INI file support so all you have to do is edit the INI file (it's only a text document) to add your recipes. The one I use doesn't do any selling or anything, just moving items into the container, pressing combine, and p...

I run the Tradeskill macro with INI support daily (the one listed right here in the depot) with the most current MQ, and it works wonderfully. The only thing that really needs to be done is to change the INI file to add your recipies and combine containers. Infact, last night happened to be fletchin...

Just incase anyone was wondering... I found, and fixed my problem. It wasn't the {} or else... the problem seems to be that I did my /declares before sub main. I left it like it was and added a second /declare below sub main and it worked every time. I then removed the /declare above sub main and le...

This is what I currently have: /declare state1 /sub main /if $char(state)=="SIT" { /varset state1 "sitting" } else { /if $char(state)=="STAND" } { /varset state1 standing } else { /if $char(state)=="DUCK" } { /varset state1 ducking } else { /if $char(state)==&...

Hello, I'm fairly new to MQ, but I've been programming for a while now. I can't seem to grasp the use on the brackets {} Here's what I mean: /if "$char(state)"=="SIT" /varset state1 sitting That works /if "$char(state)"=="SIT" {/varset state1 sitting} this doe...