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Post by
pelf
Check this for say something random:
http://www.wowhead.com/forums&topic=163761
I think one of the stickies might have the macro chaining? Basically you do...
/click __
...where __ is the name of the button you want to click. You can find it out with /framestack and hover over the button to get the name. However, you might not need to split it up depending on how big your witty phrases are.
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176655
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Post by
Nazeka
While I have no idea what you're trying to do or how to help with it, there's no need to bump after only 30 minutes <_<
Post by
Wikipedia
Say Something Random Example
This one will define a set of phrases and pick one of them to say at random.
/run local p={"I've got nicotine stains on my fingers.","I've got a silver spoon on a chain.","I've got a grand piano to prop up my mortal remains."} SendChatMessage(p,"SAY")
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Post by
pelf
Alright, I'll be more specific.
To chain from one macro to another, the way to do it is to simulate the click on the button the second macro is dragged into. For example...
You have
MACRO1
and
MACRO2
.
You drag both macros to your bars.
You bind CTRL+F to
MACRO1
's button.
You type
/framestack
and hover over
MACRO2
's button.
Framestack tells you that the name for the button is
DominosActionButton23
.
You open up
MACRO1
in the macro editor and write...
/click DominosActionButton23
...as the last line in the macro.
Now, when you hit CTRL+F, whatever's in
MACRO1
will run, then whatever's in
MACRO2
will run.
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