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==Macros==
==Macros==
===Swiftcast Raise===
===Swiftcast Raise===
* /macroicon "Raise"
<code>/macroicon "Raise"<br>
* /macroerror off
/macroerror off<br>
* /ac "Thin Air" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Thin Air" <me> <wait.1><br>
* /ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1><br>
* /ac "Raise" <t>
/ac "Raise" <t><br>
* /ac "Raise" <1>
/ac "Raise" <1><br>
* /ac "Raise" <2>
/ac "Raise" <2><br>
* /ac "Raise" <3>
/ac "Raise" <3><br>
* /ac "Raise" <4>
/ac "Raise" <4><br>
* /ac "Raise" <5>
/ac "Raise" <5><br>
* /ac "Raise" <6>
/ac "Raise" <6><br>
* /ac "Raise" <7>
/ac "Raise" <7></code>
<br />
This allows you to instantly cast [[Raise]] if [[Swiftcast]] is available, or cast normally otherwise, the priority is given to your curret target but will target any dead party member in descending order if your target is invalid.


[[Thin Air]] was added for the sake of MP economy.
This allows you to instantly cast {{action icon|Raise}} if {{action icon|Swiftcast}} is available, or cast normally otherwise, the priority is given to your curret target but will target any dead party member in descending order if your target is invalid.
 
{{action icon|Thin Air}} was added for the sake of MP economy.


Note that since the wait is 1s but animation lock is only 0.5s, it's recommended to remove the oGCDs and use them manually if available.
Note that since the wait is 1s but animation lock is only 0.5s, it's recommended to remove the oGCDs and use them manually if available.


===Lazy single target healing===
===Lazy single target healing===
* /macroicon "Cure"
<code>/macroicon "Cure"<br>
* /macroerror off
/macroerror off<br>
* /ac "Cure II" <t>
/ac "Cure II" <t><br>
* /ac "Regen" <t>
/ac "Regen" <t><br>
* /ac "Cure" <t>
/ac "Cure" <t></code>
This macro is handy in level synced instances, especially if you're on the initial [[Palace of the Dead]] floors: It will cast [[Cure II]] if available, [[Regen]] if able to and [[Cure]] otherwise.
This macro is handy in level synced instances, especially if you're on the initial [[Palace of the Dead]] floors: It will cast {{action icon|Cure II}} if available, {{action icon|Regen}} if able to and {{action icon|Cure}} otherwise.


===Instant Asylum===
===Instant Asylum===
* /micon Asylum
<code>/micon Asylum<br>
* /ac Asylum gtoff
/ac Asylum gtoff</code>


By taking advantage of gtoff, we can place [[Asylum]] instantly at the cursor location without having to go through ground targeting.
By taking advantage of gtoff, we can place {{action icon|Asylum}} instantly at the cursor location without having to go through ground targeting.

Revision as of 18:50, 13 October 2022

Macros

Swiftcast Raise

/macroicon "Raise"
/macroerror off
/ac "Thin Air" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1>
/ac "Raise" <t>
/ac "Raise" <1>
/ac "Raise" <2>
/ac "Raise" <3>
/ac "Raise" <4>
/ac "Raise" <5>
/ac "Raise" <6>
/ac "Raise" <7>

This allows you to instantly cast Raise.png  Raise if Swiftcast.png  Swiftcast is available, or cast normally otherwise, the priority is given to your curret target but will target any dead party member in descending order if your target is invalid.

Thin Air.png  Thin Air was added for the sake of MP economy.

Note that since the wait is 1s but animation lock is only 0.5s, it's recommended to remove the oGCDs and use them manually if available.

Lazy single target healing

/macroicon "Cure"
/macroerror off
/ac "Cure II" <t>
/ac "Regen" <t>
/ac "Cure" <t>
This macro is handy in level synced instances, especially if you're on the initial Palace of the Dead floors: It will cast Cure II.png  Cure II if available, Regen.png  Regen if able to and Cure.png  Cure otherwise.

Instant Asylum

/micon Asylum
/ac Asylum gtoff

By taking advantage of gtoff, we can place Asylum.png  Asylum instantly at the cursor location without having to go through ground targeting.