deandamien wrote:
But how can i put them on macro?
http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/Macro_plugin wrote:
@inventory (<item>)
Collected Macros
I would like to share some useful macros, hopefully not angering anyone here.
Identify with Magnifier
You got unidentified Items in your inventory and want to identify them using magnifiers? Use "macro id" on console until all items are identified. You don't have to type anything else, the macro will identify the first item found, after that the second and so on.
macro id {
$id = @inventory(Magnifier)
do is $id
pause 1
do identify 0
}
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deandamien wrote:
maybe i could add macro to check my sp and use the item?
http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/Macro_plugin wrote:
Conditions
Event-based conditions only have a chance to be true (to trigger) once per corresponding event fire. Maximum of one of these conditions is allowed (otherwise, only one will be used anyway). If you use one of these conditions, you can think of it as a main trigger condition for your automacro.
State-based conditions are true (and able to trigger) as long as corresponding data meets the condition. Usually, any number of these conditions is allowed.
Developer notes for state-based conditions: multiple instances of these conditions SHOULD only be true when all of them are true (that is, as in "AND" operator). When comma-separated list of values is used, condition SHOULD be true when ANY of values apply.
Consequences:
if automacro with console-based condition can't trigger when corresponding event fired for some reason (other conditions are not met OR blocked by exclusive macro), it will forget about event this time
automacro with only hp-based conditions (or without any conditions) which calls macro without exclusive mode AND without run-once will probably enter endless loop of triggering (until environment changes by other means than macro plugin)
Some conditions set some special variables which usually contain useful information, you can use them in your macros.
sp <condition> <amount>[%]
Triggers when your sp matches the defined condition.
Multiple lines are treated as AND conditions.
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deandamien wrote:
Seems the macro is ignoring the config now because of the infinite loop of my macro.txt.
Add more conditions on your automacro.
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deandamien wrote:
how can i manage to put pause on all macro when weight is over 50%.
http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/Macro_plugin wrote:
weight <condition> <amount>[%]
Triggers when your weight matches <condition> <amount> (absolute value) or <condition> <amount> percent (relative value).
Multiple lines are treated as AND conditions.
Take your time reading the wiki.
I also took few days reading them all and trying everything back in the days. 
Oh by the way, macro can still be used but some of the function are limited & outdated.
You might wanna check eventMacro, it's a re-work of macro.
http://openkore.com/index.php/EventMacro