Can I only use one Automacro to run 4 conditionsAutomacro A (
pubm /I love you!/
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do pm $.lastpubm, I love you too!
}
Automacro B (
pm /I love you!/
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do pm $.lastpm, I love you too!
}
Automacro C (
party /I love you!/
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do pm $.lastpm, I love you too!
}
Automacro D (
guild /I love you!/
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do pm $.lastpm, I love you too!
}
about pubm, pm, party, guild
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Re: about pubm, pm, party, guild
As far as I know you unfortunately can't XD (A complicated condition like that will be difficult to write. Instead you could stick to the simple conditions)
What you could do to simplify things is to call a specific macro from each of the four conditions.
For example:
automacro a {
pub /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
automacro b {
pm /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
automacro c {
party /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
macro yourMacro {
do c TADA!!
}
Hope I helped
For more info check out http://wiki.openkore.com/index.php/Macr ... Automacros
What you could do to simplify things is to call a specific macro from each of the four conditions.
For example:
automacro a {
pub /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
automacro b {
pm /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
automacro c {
party /regexp/
call yourMacro
}
macro yourMacro {
do c TADA!!
}
Hope I helped
