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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 4
| I make for myself a macro that would help disguise weapons. At the moment I have them in two and each is written: / equip <>; But I'm tired (as I refuse to use one with the options [mod: alt] [mod: ctrl]) I would like the macro to check what is covered with weapons (if you wear [1] then put [2] and other [1]). That is, seemingly simple macro should get with him but I have a problem Code: / run result = IsEquippableItem (50 731); if result == "1" then / equip Staff Chief Mag'har else / equip Arcus, Greatstaff of Antonidas end; That is, seemingly simple macro to an elementary event (if then end ![]() Personally, I do not pass the comparison (if result == "1"). I even made the macros: Code: / run result = IsEquippableItem (50 731); if result == "1" then print ("Yes"); else print ("No"); end
Code: / run result = IsEquippableItem (50 731); if result == 1 then print ("Yes"); else print ("No"); end;
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| Administrator Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: USA
Posts: 6,768
| Interesting macro. I admit, it is a few too many levels about my paygrade. Does it work well? Is it to hide something for BGs? |
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