Combine macro using the new recipe window

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Glytch
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Combine macro using the new recipe window

Post by Glytch » Wed Mar 10, 2004 3:50 pm

on my pottery i noticed that i had to do all my combines by hand. The TS macro that i use just couldent find the container. This is a very simple macro , but it does get the job done.

Make usre you have the cursor over the conbime button when you start the macro. This macro was taken from click.mac. im not sure if this was redone by my roommate ( tehnec ) or not. just thought i would post a solution to a problem i had.

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#event Missing "You are missing" 

sub Main 
   :click 
   /click left 
   /autoinventory 
         /autoinventory 
         /autoinventory 
   /delay 1s 
   /goto :click 
/return

3x
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Post by 3x » Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:01 pm

You have an event without a /doevent(s) command.

code4food
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Post by code4food » Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:02 pm

how about instead of the 3 /autoinv

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/for CursorCheck 0 to 1 step 0
/if $cursor() == "TRUE" {
   /autoinventory
}
/else {
   /varadd CursorCheck 1
}
/next CursorCheck
don't have MQ running atm, but that should (or give enuff of an idea) cycle thru the cursor til its empty, then drop out.

[40oz]
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Post by [40oz] » Wed Mar 10, 2004 4:28 pm

It's better to do this, or something similar (I wish we had do/while loops):

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:clearCursor
   /autoinventory
/if "$cursor()"=="TRUE" /goto :clearCursor