Your additional Link of Macros at lists a " SelectNearest" but that is not the same thing as " Target nearest hostile". Yes,, thank you SO much for your help and efforts !!Īs in regards to having more sample macros yes, I think that this would definitively be of help and, please, also try to include the making of "complex", more structured macros both for the Enhanced Client and the Classic Client.įor that matter, morecomplex macros for the Classic Client I think could be of a greater help to many UO players since, at least personally, I find it way more difficult to make complex macros for the Classic Client as compared to complex macros for the Enhanced Client.īy the way, in this post, makes an example of a complex Macro using " Target nearest hostile", but I cannot seem to find this option within the Classic Client. The default will be for the spell's target to be selected manually at that point within the macro, so it is often better to pre-define the target within the macro itself. For example, a spell may be set to automatically affect your character or the currently selected target. These "non-action" Actions will often also have options available to them. For example, if you want the macro to use the fishing rod, just do it. An item from your backpack can also be dragged to a macro cell. For example all spells (from any spellbook) and "blue" skills (from the Skills gump) can become part of a macro. Macros can even contain elements besides items from the Actions gump. For example, you can set and later change the delay period (seconds, eg 1.2 or 0.5) of the Delay action by holding the cursor over it and pressing the right mouse button. I suggest something like the paragraph below be appended to the Macro Actions Available in the Enhanced Client page: Note that many actions will have Options available to them once dragged to the menu gump.
Since I only use the Enhanced Client, I can only intelligently discuss it. Thank you! It is really great to start getting official documentation on making and using macros.
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