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Gorvin's Clan Lord Macros
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This is an enhanced, less-spammy version of Sharecads.
It takes into consideration the 3 second delay between shares and does not waste time trying to share someone you're already sharing with.
If several healers are cadding you at once, it will try to maintain shares with the most recent 5 who have healed you (or less depending on if any shares are locked).
Use "/shcads" to turn on or off.
Mac Users: Some Mac users have had problems with the macro not working, but the problem went away after reinstalling the macro (sometimes it took multiple times).
If the macro is not working for you, try reinstalling it.
I am unsure what the cause of the problem is.
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With a single command you can plant kudzu seeds without having to worry about having a bag equipped or switching between bags as they become empty.
As long as there is at least one seed in any of your bags, one will get planted.
A few other tools are available as well.
/zu - Plants a seed.
/zuget - Starts or stops a loop that automatically places any seeds that you pick up into your bags.
/zustore - Places any loose seeds that are currently in your inventory into bags.
/zutrans [from bag #] [to bag #] [amount] - Transfers seeds from one bag to another.
If the amount is unspecified, all seeds will be transfered from the specified bag. Example: "/zutrans 3 1 5" to transfer 5 seeds from bag #3 to bag #1.
Note: Kudzu Lord suffers some very minor delays in the Windows client.
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Keeps track of coins earned on a hunt. Displays data on everything from average coins made per hour to profiles of each member of your group and each type of monster skinned.
Commands:
/cw - Starts or stops Coin Lord, which collects data on furs (and mandibles) skinned.
/cwnew - Resets Coin Lord's data.
/cwdata - Displays data on coins earned. (Total, best, average per hour, etc...)
/cwinfo - Displays data on skinners you've been hunting with since macro started.
/cwbeast - Displays data on beasts skinned since macro started.
/[command] ? - Gives more detailed help for that command.
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Counts kills on a specific creature, and stores the kill counter on the label of one of your /name-able items so that the count can be saved between sessions.
Please note that this macro counts kills regardless of whether you got the last hit or not (it is impossible for a macro to tell the difference).
If you kill a creature but did not get the last hit, you will need to use the /lasts- command to decrease the kill count.
You will also need to edit two variables at the top of the macro file to set the creature to be counted and the item that the count will be stored on.
Commands:
/lastcount - Starts or Stops the kill counter.
/lasts+ - Manually increases the kill count by 1. Use this if the macro has failed to pick up a last-hit.
/lasts- - Manually decreases the kill count by 1. Use this if you did not get the last hit on a creature, but the macro counted the kill anyway.
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This is a Champion macro.
It uses the boost effect of your equipped -ite and displays a timer bar in your sidebar, allowing you to monitor the progress of your boost's duration.
You can customize the macro by changing the variables at the top:
gBoost_client - Set to "mac" if using Mac client or "pc" if using Windows client. This is to handle a minor timing difference between the two clients.
gBoost_bar_filled - Sets the character displaying the filled portion of the boost bar.
gBoost_bar_empty - Sets the character displaying the empty portion of the boost bar.
gBoost_bar_length - Length of the boost bar. A longer boost bar means you are shown updates on the boost bar more frequently, but it also means it'll be more spammy.
gBoost_bar_start - How low the bar needs to be before it starts being displayed. By default it's set to the same value as the length of the boost bar, which means it'll be displayed immediately. Set this to a lower value if you only want the boost bar to be displayed once it starts getting low.
Use "/boost" to activate the macro.
You can also edit the macro to change the command to something else.
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This is macro allows you to play a game of Chess against another player.
In order to play against someone else, they also need to have the macro.
Instructions are at the top of the macro file.
Note: The chess pieces are represented differently in the Mac and Windows versions.
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Using this macro you can play a game of Tetris in your sidebar.
Controls:
/tetris - Starts, pauses, or resumes the game.
ctrl-left - Move left.
ctrl-right - Move right.
ctrl-down - Rotate left.
ctrl-up - Rotate right.
ctrl-space - Drop.
Note: This will spam the hell out of your text log and will probably make you sick if you look at it for too long.
I don't recommend using this macro except as a joke.
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The Right-Clicker links up with other macros and runs them when you right-click or spin your mouse wheel.
It will call upon different macros depending on whether you right-clicked on the ground, another player, or yourself, and whether it was a double or single right-click.
The Right-Clicker can be customized to call upon any macros you want.
For instructions, see the documentation inside the macro file.
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For use with The Right-Clicker v2.0 or higher.
This is an empty template that can be used to create your own Right-Clicker sets, with a little editing.
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Requires The Right-Clicker v2.0 or higher to use.
Contains a Right-Clicker set with settings configured for Champion use.
Read the comments at the top of the macro for a description of the settings and the variables you will need to configure.
Save the file to your macro folder as "RC2Champion.txt", then add the following lines to your Champion character's macro file, underneath the other include lines:
include "RC2Champion.txt"
setglobal gRC_setup "RC_champion_setup"
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Requires The Right-Clicker v2.0 or higher to use.
Contains a Right-Clicker set with settings configured for Ranger use.
Read the comments at the top of the macro for a description of the settings and the variables you will need to configure.
Save the file to your macro folder as "RC2Ranger.txt", then add the following lines to your Ranger character's macro file, underneath the other include lines:
include "RC2Ranger.txt"
setglobal gRC_setup "RC_ranger_setup"
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Requires The Right-Clicker v2.0 or higher to use.
Contains a Right-Clicker set with settings configured for use by a healer with Radium training.
Read the comments at the top of the macro for a description of the settings and the variables you will need to configure.
Save the file to your macro folder as "RC2Asklepian.txt", then add the following lines to your healer character's macro file, underneath the other include lines:
include "RC2Asklepian.txt"
setglobal gRC_setup "RC_asklepian_setup"
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Requires The Right-Clicker v2.0 or higher to use.
Type /ctf to turn on. This will change your right-click settings to use CTF macros.
Right-click after picking a Sub-Subclass and whenever you change your Sub-Subclass to initialize the settings for that class.
Right-clicking when you are outside the CTF area will cause your original right-click settings to be restored.
Type "ttt [message]" to send a message to your team.
Type "ttg [message]" to send a message to the entire game.
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