I'm just curious if there is any way for me to get some of these in my hotkeys?
FollowOn, VoiceEntry, and PlayerScry would be really nice if we didn't have to click them with the mouse all the time. I might as well say all the tools.
I seem to vaguely remember some project that may have accomplished something like this. Is there a simple solution for this?
Assign Non Drag-able Buttons to Hotkeys?
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Eclypticon
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Re: Assign Non Drag-able Buttons to Hotkeys?
With client extender it is possible to set macros to hotkeys. See client extender readme.
If the button you want have some sort of chat command associated with it, then you can use client extender. Otehrwise you're probably out of luck.
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/setmacro <Button Number> <Commands> - Define a custom macro command
set to run when you press a
hotbar button. More than one
command may be supplied,
delimited by semicolon
characters. You may use the
/hotbar command, or any other
text commands (or even just
plain chat) from the macro
command list.
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Eclypticon
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Re: Assign Non Drag-able Buttons to Hotkeys?
I have no idea where to look for commands. Can anyone point me to them?
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NegInfinity
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Re: Assign Non Drag-able Buttons to Hotkeys?
Everything that is supported by the client extender is explained in ClientExtensionReadme.txt which is located in the folder with client extender.Eclypticon wrote:I have no idea where to look for commands. Can anyone point me to them?
For anything above that, you'll need to search for server-specific commands. For example, client extender readme wouldn't say a thing about ">a dance" but you can put that in a macro too.