blah broke again for me. now it doesnt seem to find items =)

was there or is there a change in the structs for item?

or actually would it be inventory.

The only time it would fire is if it were in a slot (if it must be equiped)

Im lost =)

Ok that worked. the only thing i changed was the Wait. to 1s which should be long enough to notify server. Thanks JJ your the man. Sub Main(p0,p1) /call SwapCast "${p0}" "${p1}" /endmacro Sub SwapCast(item,equipslot) /declare inventoryslot int local /declare pack local /declare p...

Leaving it in the slot

This is what i get when I use it to cast my DS clicky. BTW im typing this out cause im bored and raiding =) [color=red]Unparsable in Calculation: 'B'[/color] swapcast.mac@67 (CastItem(Slot)): /delay 3s ${Me.Casting} swapcast.mac@53 (SwapCast(item,equipslot)): /call CastItem ${equipslot} swapcast.mac...

same results JJ. casts then just leaves things where they are with out putting them back.

Sub Main(p0,p1) /call SwapCast "${p0}" "${p1}" /endmacro Sub SwapCast(item,equipslot) /declare inventoryslot int local /declare pack local /declare packslot int local /declare leaveopen int local 1 /declare packnumber int local 0 /declare leavetwisting int local 0 /if (!${Define...

Thanks JJ. I was playing around with that to. I did put in a delay as it starts to cast the item. more of a /delay 1s ${Me.Casting} now that helps as it will cast the item. but then just leaves it in my slot with an item on the cursor. I know this isnt really your macro or hell its over a year since...

for us ancient folks that still use this one can someone point me in the right direction on fixing it?

for some reason it will take the item out put it in a slot then immediately put it back into a pack while trying to cast it.

any help =)

IM.

First off just wanted to say thanks to all those that have worked on MQ and the people posting their macros for us to learn from. I have managed to get MQ up and running on 2 computers and am now in the process for learning what I want to use it for and how to do it. This macro will hopefully do one...