I found some useful Macros for Cleric
1. Healing and Buffing
a) Buffing multiple groups with blessings:
Code:
/Variable 1 Blessing of Health "Rank"
/Select [%Group1]
/Skill [%Variable1]
/Delay 2
/Select [%Group2]
/Skill [%Variable1]
/Delay 2
/Select [%Group3]
/Skill [%Variable1]
Repeat this pattern, replacing the group number, for more groups.
Create multiple versions of this macro for your different Blessings by replacing the "Number" of the Variable.
b) Healing an enemy's target and re-select the enemy:
Code:
/Select [%Target'sTarget]
/Skill "Heal Name" "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Select [%PreviousTarget]
This macro is very useful if you have 2 off-tanks or find yourself in a group with people who pull aggro off the tank/s frequently.
Furthermore, you can still heal yourself along with the tank if you happen to take damage.
c) Healing a group member and then re-targetting your previous target:
Code:
/Select [%Group"Number"]
/Skill "Name"
/Delay 2
/Select [%PreviousTarget]
Alternatively, you can also /Select "Player Name"
This is probably one of the better cleric macros out there.
2. Levelling
a) Faster resting/Mana regen
Code:
/Skill Light of Rejuvenation "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Skill Mana Treatment "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Skill Refresh Mind "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Skill Toggle Rest
I use this quite a lot for levelling when my mana gets low. Of course you can take out Mana Treatment if you don't have powder.
3. Combat
a) Simple assist target and announce target:
Code:
/Select [%Group"Number"]
/Yell DPS [%Target'sTarget] selected by [%Group"number]!
/Select [%Target'sTarget]
/Delay 2
/Attack
Alternatively, you can replace [%Group"Number"] with the name of your group's main assist.
b) Cast Holy Servant and cast HoT on it:
Code:
/Skill Summon: Holy Servant "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Select Divine Energy
/Skill Light of Rejuvenation "Rank"
/Delay 2
/Select [%PreviousTarget]
HoT'ing up your summon makes it stay around for one extra attack (4 instead of 3 hits), which is quite good, especially if simplified by a macro.
As stated above, currently I have not found a way to target a previous hostile target, but you can just hit TAB to do this quite easily.
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Aion Macro Quick Crafting Macro
Press: U
Click: New Macro
Make Three Macros called: Master,Mats,Table
Master Macro
Code:
/select x
/attack
Mats Macro
Code:
/select y
/attack
Table Macro
Code:
/selectBrand z
/attack
x= Name of your Crafting Master in which you will obtain work orders from
y= Name of your Materials Master for your craft in which is set for "Master Macro"
z= Use Brand 1 so put in 1 instead of z
Everything is case sensative
Example using Alchemy:
Join a group where you are the leader.
Brand Alchemy table with "Brand 1"
Master Macro
Code:
/select Diana
/attack
Mats Macro
Code:
/select Darius
/attack
Table
Code:
/selectBrand 1
/attack
make sure the macro 1 is set for hotkey 1
macro 2 is set for hotkey 2
macro 3 is set for hotkey 3
1= Select Master Crafter
2= Select Material Seller
3= Select Table and use it
Click: New Macro
Make Three Macros called: Master,Mats,Table
Master Macro
Code:
/select x
/attack
Mats Macro
Code:
/select y
/attack
Table Macro
Code:
/selectBrand z
/attack
x= Name of your Crafting Master in which you will obtain work orders from
y= Name of your Materials Master for your craft in which is set for "Master Macro"
z= Use Brand 1 so put in 1 instead of z
Everything is case sensative
Example using Alchemy:
Join a group where you are the leader.
Brand Alchemy table with "Brand 1"
Master Macro
Code:
/select Diana
/attack
Mats Macro
Code:
/select Darius
/attack
Table
Code:
/selectBrand 1
/attack
make sure the macro 1 is set for hotkey 1
macro 2 is set for hotkey 2
macro 3 is set for hotkey 3
1= Select Master Crafter
2= Select Material Seller
3= Select Table and use it
Aion Cheats Best gathering Macros
Aion Cheats Best gathering Macros:
1. Click on the item to be gathered
2. As soon as it pops up in your inventory, hit any movement key, in any direction and instantly click on the next item to gather.
You shave off the 1-2 seconds waiting time before you have to try again. It becomes especially useful against people trying to ninja the next attempt from you. I am guessing this should work against the bots as well.
This works while flying and picking up Aether as well, every second up there counts, right?.
I wondered if its possible to have a macro for gathering, since it can become extremely boring.
Since the time it takes to gather is always random, its not possible to get a perfect macro to gather all 3 items with one click – at least it won’t be efficient to use a macro that way.
Best you can do is create a macro that breaks the animation after gathering and starts gathering the next item with minimum delay.
Well, this is the best i have come up with so far, and i thought it would be worth to share with you.
Create a new macro and put this in:
Code:
/attack
/select [%Variable9]
/delay 0.1
/attack
Of course, use whatever variable you like.
Save and drag the macro icon down on your quickbar.
As you can see, my macro will use a variable to specify the item to gather, so you will have to set it once you logon, or want to gather a different item. put this into your chat (it doesn’t matter which chat or tab):
/variable 9 ItemToGather
Again, use the variable you set in your macro. as item you need to specify the actual name shown if you hover the item node with your mouse, don’t use brackets or quotes. be aware that variables won’t save when you log out.
Now you’re set! go to your favorite gather spot and move close to your item of desire, and hit the macro key, your toon will run up to it and start gathering. take care that you won’t pull any aggro – if you get hit while gathering (note: each time you get dmg from DoTs, it will count as a hit), you will loose your current gather.
Once you hear the finish sound, instantly hit the macro key again and the macro will break the animation and get right back to gathering.
observations:
* This macro is not quite as fast as using your movement keys to interrupt, however i found it to be satisfying for my lazy needs.
* The item you want to gather has to be in range, i estimate the max. range to be around 25-30m
* After you finished gathering all 3 items, the macro would still try to gather from the (now gone) node, you will have to move closer to an existing node or wait about 1 second after the node is gone.
* The further afar an item is from you, the longer the macro will take to find it.
* If you hit the makro key while gathering, it won’t break your gather (at least it didn’t for me), so you could just keep smashing your key and it will gather everything in sight.
That said, if you don’t want to put up with setting your gather item every time you logon, you have two possible options:
1.) set the item to gather right in your macro instead of [%VariableX], don’t use brackets or quotes, and create different macros for different items if you need. these will save then.
2.) you can also put several /select commands one after another in your macro, the macro should then in theory pick the last item which is in range and gather that. however this didn’t work out too well for me – sometimes it just won’t find items in range. and it seems, the more /select commands you use, the longer the macro takes to complete, up to several seconds, which renders the macro useless in terms of efficiency. maybe you have better luck with that, please hook me up if you find a working solution.
1. Click on the item to be gathered
2. As soon as it pops up in your inventory, hit any movement key, in any direction and instantly click on the next item to gather.
You shave off the 1-2 seconds waiting time before you have to try again. It becomes especially useful against people trying to ninja the next attempt from you. I am guessing this should work against the bots as well.
This works while flying and picking up Aether as well, every second up there counts, right?.
I wondered if its possible to have a macro for gathering, since it can become extremely boring.
Since the time it takes to gather is always random, its not possible to get a perfect macro to gather all 3 items with one click – at least it won’t be efficient to use a macro that way.
Best you can do is create a macro that breaks the animation after gathering and starts gathering the next item with minimum delay.
Well, this is the best i have come up with so far, and i thought it would be worth to share with you.
Create a new macro and put this in:
Code:
/attack
/select [%Variable9]
/delay 0.1
/attack
Of course, use whatever variable you like.
Save and drag the macro icon down on your quickbar.
As you can see, my macro will use a variable to specify the item to gather, so you will have to set it once you logon, or want to gather a different item. put this into your chat (it doesn’t matter which chat or tab):
/variable 9 ItemToGather
Again, use the variable you set in your macro. as item you need to specify the actual name shown if you hover the item node with your mouse, don’t use brackets or quotes. be aware that variables won’t save when you log out.
Now you’re set! go to your favorite gather spot and move close to your item of desire, and hit the macro key, your toon will run up to it and start gathering. take care that you won’t pull any aggro – if you get hit while gathering (note: each time you get dmg from DoTs, it will count as a hit), you will loose your current gather.
Once you hear the finish sound, instantly hit the macro key again and the macro will break the animation and get right back to gathering.
observations:
* This macro is not quite as fast as using your movement keys to interrupt, however i found it to be satisfying for my lazy needs.
* The item you want to gather has to be in range, i estimate the max. range to be around 25-30m
* After you finished gathering all 3 items, the macro would still try to gather from the (now gone) node, you will have to move closer to an existing node or wait about 1 second after the node is gone.
* The further afar an item is from you, the longer the macro will take to find it.
* If you hit the makro key while gathering, it won’t break your gather (at least it didn’t for me), so you could just keep smashing your key and it will gather everything in sight.
That said, if you don’t want to put up with setting your gather item every time you logon, you have two possible options:
1.) set the item to gather right in your macro instead of [%VariableX], don’t use brackets or quotes, and create different macros for different items if you need. these will save then.
2.) you can also put several /select commands one after another in your macro, the macro should then in theory pick the last item which is in range and gather that. however this didn’t work out too well for me – sometimes it just won’t find items in range. and it seems, the more /select commands you use, the longer the macro takes to complete, up to several seconds, which renders the macro useless in terms of efficiency. maybe you have better luck with that, please hook me up if you find a working solution.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
AION Macros Guide
This is a beginner's guide to Aion's Macro system. Be sure to read it in its
entirety until you feel comfortable with the commands.
Contents
* 1 How to create a Macro
* 2 Editing a Macro
* 3 Deleting a Macro
* 4 Commands
* 5 Parameters
* 6 Variables
* 7 Delay
* 8 Tips From NCSoft
* 9 Completed Macros
How to create a Macro
1) Open your 'Macro Window' ("U" Key by Default).
2) Click 'New Macro'
3) Name your Macro
4) Create a description of your Macro (optional)
5) Choose which Icon you want to use, this will be on shown on your Hot Bar(s).
6) Drag and drop the appropriate Skills, or manually add them and other commands.
7) 'Save' your new Macro.
Editing a Macro
Select the Macro you wish to edit in the 'Macro Window' and then click the
'Edit' option at the bottom of the window. Always 'Save' after each edit!
Deleting a Macro
Select the Macro you wish to delete in the 'Macro Window' and then click the
'Delete' option at the bottom of the window.
Commands
/Skill Enter '/Skill [skill name]' in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit
Macro Window. You need to enter the exact name of the skill, including spaces,
to run the macro properly.
Ex) /Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Use Enter '/Use [item name]' accurately in the Enter Macro Command box of the
Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Use Mercenary Canteen
/QuickBar x y z Enter '/Quickbar [quickbar type] [number of quickbar rows]
[quickbar number]' in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window. The
numbers for quickbar types are: Basic Quickbar (1), Alt Quickbar (2), Ctrl
Quickbar (3), and Right Quickbar (4).
/Delay Delay is measured in seconds.
EX) / Delay 3 - This will cause the Macro to wait 3 seconds before performing
the next item on the script.
/Chatcommand Chat Enter '/[chat mode] [text]' in the Enter Macro Command box
of the Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Whisper Hi there!
You can enter [%Yourself], [%Pet], [%Group1~5], [%Pet1~5], [%Target],
[%PreviousTarget] and [%TargetofTarget] while in the middle of a chat.
Ex) /Group %Group1 is really the best!
/ChannelCommand A channel command can be registered to a macro.
Ex) : /1 Area Channel, /2 Trade Channel, /3 Seek
/Select %NPCName, %CharacterName Select %NPCName, %CharacterName
/Variable You can assign variables to frequently used names by entering
/Variable [0~9] [name] in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Variable 0 Minor Potion of Life
You can compose macros more easily by registering variables assigned to long
names. Assigned variables can be checked in the Variable tab of the Macro Window.
Ex) /Use #Variable 0 - uses a Minor Potion of Life.
Parameters
%Self Use when selecting yourself
%Pet Use when selecting your pet
%PartyN_Pet Use when selecting a pet that belongs to the party member N
%Support Select the target of the chosen target
%AutomaticSelect Auto Select (Shortcut : Tab)
Variables
You can Assign Variables by entering /variable [0-9] [name] in the Edit Macro
Window.
/Variable 0 Secret Remedy of Life
/Use [%Variable0]
Delay
This sets the duration of wait time between command executions. Make note that
the Global Cooldown is about 1 second long. Yet, with latency and other issues,
sometimes it can be a few millisecond more than a second. For this reason, when
using starter abilities (or any non chain ability) and the first chain ability
I suggest using a delay of 1.5 seconds.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Robust Blow II
When using multiple types of chains (i.e. if we wanted to use Rage II first,
unless its on cooldown, then we want to use Roboust Blow II and Wrath Strike I
chain instead) you can then use a delay of 1 second. Since technically Rage is
our first chain ability activation it receives a delay of 1.5. We want Robust
Blow II and Wrath Strike I to be used IF Rage II is on Cooldown. Thus, those
are our 2nd and 3rd chain ability activations.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Rage II
/Delay 1
/Skill Robust Blow II
/Delay 1
/Skill Wrath Strike I
After The final chain ability, if you are wanting to go back to a starter
ability (or any non-chain abillity) you revert back to a delay of 1.5. Again
this is to ensure latency issues are taken into account.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Rage II
/Delay 1
/Skill Robust Blow II
/Delay 1.
/Skill Wrath Strike I
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Provoking Severe Blow I
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Shining Slash I
Tips From NCSoft
- Dragging a skill, function, emotion, Quickbar or item icons onto the Enter
Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window enters the command automatically
- You cannot enter another macro within a macro.
- Some commands may require sufficient cooldown time between the execution of
commands.
- Macros are stopped when there is not enough MP or HP to execute a skill, or
when there is no target.
- You can use the Example tab to see how you can use commands.
- You cannot use macro commands in the Chat window.
- You can Cut & Paste from an external program such as Notepad. So, even though
you can only have 12 built macros, you can quickly and easily switch them out
if you store your Macros.
-Macros built on one character will NOT carry over to a new or different character.
Original source: ign.com
entirety until you feel comfortable with the commands.
Contents
* 1 How to create a Macro
* 2 Editing a Macro
* 3 Deleting a Macro
* 4 Commands
* 5 Parameters
* 6 Variables
* 7 Delay
* 8 Tips From NCSoft
* 9 Completed Macros
How to create a Macro
1) Open your 'Macro Window' ("U" Key by Default).
2) Click 'New Macro'
3) Name your Macro
4) Create a description of your Macro (optional)
5) Choose which Icon you want to use, this will be on shown on your Hot Bar(s).
6) Drag and drop the appropriate Skills, or manually add them and other commands.
7) 'Save' your new Macro.
Editing a Macro
Select the Macro you wish to edit in the 'Macro Window' and then click the
'Edit' option at the bottom of the window. Always 'Save' after each edit!
Deleting a Macro
Select the Macro you wish to delete in the 'Macro Window' and then click the
'Delete' option at the bottom of the window.
Commands
/Skill Enter '/Skill [skill name]' in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit
Macro Window. You need to enter the exact name of the skill, including spaces,
to run the macro properly.
Ex) /Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Use Enter '/Use [item name]' accurately in the Enter Macro Command box of the
Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Use Mercenary Canteen
/QuickBar x y z Enter '/Quickbar [quickbar type] [number of quickbar rows]
[quickbar number]' in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window. The
numbers for quickbar types are: Basic Quickbar (1), Alt Quickbar (2), Ctrl
Quickbar (3), and Right Quickbar (4).
/Delay Delay is measured in seconds.
EX) / Delay 3 - This will cause the Macro to wait 3 seconds before performing
the next item on the script.
/Chatcommand Chat Enter '/[chat mode] [text]' in the Enter Macro Command box
of the Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Whisper Hi there!
You can enter [%Yourself], [%Pet], [%Group1~5], [%Pet1~5], [%Target],
[%PreviousTarget] and [%TargetofTarget] while in the middle of a chat.
Ex) /Group %Group1 is really the best!
/ChannelCommand A channel command can be registered to a macro.
Ex) : /1 Area Channel, /2 Trade Channel, /3 Seek
/Select %NPCName, %CharacterName Select %NPCName, %CharacterName
/Variable You can assign variables to frequently used names by entering
/Variable [0~9] [name] in the Enter Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window.
Ex) /Variable 0 Minor Potion of Life
You can compose macros more easily by registering variables assigned to long
names. Assigned variables can be checked in the Variable tab of the Macro Window.
Ex) /Use #Variable 0 - uses a Minor Potion of Life.
Parameters
%Self Use when selecting yourself
%Pet Use when selecting your pet
%PartyN_Pet Use when selecting a pet that belongs to the party member N
%Support Select the target of the chosen target
%AutomaticSelect Auto Select (Shortcut : Tab)
Variables
You can Assign Variables by entering /variable [0-9] [name] in the Edit Macro
Window.
/Variable 0 Secret Remedy of Life
/Use [%Variable0]
Delay
This sets the duration of wait time between command executions. Make note that
the Global Cooldown is about 1 second long. Yet, with latency and other issues,
sometimes it can be a few millisecond more than a second. For this reason, when
using starter abilities (or any non chain ability) and the first chain ability
I suggest using a delay of 1.5 seconds.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Robust Blow II
When using multiple types of chains (i.e. if we wanted to use Rage II first,
unless its on cooldown, then we want to use Roboust Blow II and Wrath Strike I
chain instead) you can then use a delay of 1 second. Since technically Rage is
our first chain ability activation it receives a delay of 1.5. We want Robust
Blow II and Wrath Strike I to be used IF Rage II is on Cooldown. Thus, those
are our 2nd and 3rd chain ability activations.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Rage II
/Delay 1
/Skill Robust Blow II
/Delay 1
/Skill Wrath Strike I
After The final chain ability, if you are wanting to go back to a starter
ability (or any non-chain abillity) you revert back to a delay of 1.5. Again
this is to ensure latency issues are taken into account.
Ex)
/Skill Weakening Severe Blow II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Ferocious Strike II
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Rage II
/Delay 1
/Skill Robust Blow II
/Delay 1.
/Skill Wrath Strike I
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Provoking Severe Blow I
/Delay 1.5
/Skill Shining Slash I
Tips From NCSoft
- Dragging a skill, function, emotion, Quickbar or item icons onto the Enter
Macro Command box of the Edit Macro Window enters the command automatically
- You cannot enter another macro within a macro.
- Some commands may require sufficient cooldown time between the execution of
commands.
- Macros are stopped when there is not enough MP or HP to execute a skill, or
when there is no target.
- You can use the Example tab to see how you can use commands.
- You cannot use macro commands in the Chat window.
- You can Cut & Paste from an external program such as Notepad. So, even though
you can only have 12 built macros, you can quickly and easily switch them out
if you store your Macros.
-Macros built on one character will NOT carry over to a new or different character.
Original source: ign.com
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