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Question - CWTN AssistAt Settings (2 Viewers)

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I hope this is the right place for this. I saw help/yell and coding help sections in forum, but they didn't seem to fit so apologies if I'm in the wrong spot. I'm trying to set a macro to broadcast to all toons in a group and set their AssistAt % to different values. I tried /brd assistat 90 and that works from the bard's MQ and cwtn assistat 90 will set all to the same value, but can't figure out how to set a specific value for each toon individually (/brd assistat 90, /rog assistat 85, etc) from my tank. Maybe its a simple solution but I can't figure it out. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.
 
I hope this is the right place for this. I saw help/yell and coding help sections in forum, but they didn't seem to fit so apologies if I'm in the wrong spot. I'm trying to set a macro to broadcast to all toons in a group and set their AssistAt % to different values. I tried /brd assistat 90 and that works from the bard's MQ and cwtn assistat 90 will set all to the same value, but can't figure out how to set a specific value for each toon individually (/brd assistat 90, /rog assistat 85, etc) from my tank. Maybe its a simple solution but I can't figure it out. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.
This is really a "I need a hotkey" help and not really cwtn specifically.

you're not really going to be able to just "/domybidding 80 90 100" that adjusts rog, brd, rng to "80, 90, 100" without making yourself a script

there are a bunch of ways to do this - but each of them have pros and cons

you could:

do a single multiline hotkey: /dgga /multiline ; /brd assistat 90; /rog assistat 85; /mag assistat 80 This would tell everyone to try and issue "/brd" and "/rog" which would fail on classes that dont match, but it doesn't hurt anything.
you could do a multiple line hotkey:
this would have the specific toons by name adjust their values to the preset values you have
INI:
/dex <bardname> /brd assistat 90
/dex <roguename> /rog assistat 85
/dex <clericname> /clr assistat 80
etc

you could create a small Lua script to adjust your settings that has a table with class, setting, and value and it would just adjust to that.

this you would do something liker: /dgga /lua run assistat

Lua:
local mq = require('mq')

local shortname = mq.TLO.Me.Class.ShortName()

if shortname == 'CLR' then
   mq.cmd('/clr assistat 80')
elseif shortname == 'ROG' then
     mq.cmd('/rog assistat 90')
elseif shortname == 'BRD' then
     mq.cmd('/brd assistat 85')
end

you could also utilize the built-in dannet groups with something like this:

this would broadcast to the respective "group" of classes to adjust their assistat

INI:
/dgex brd /brd assistat 90
/dgex rog /rog assistat 95
/dgex clr /clr assistat 95

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Click the first link in Sic's signature (Getting started with CWTN plugins!).

Scroll down to movement and hotkeys (#3).

The link Sic's Hotkey Resource is full of information to learn from to do what you need.
 
This is really a "I need a hotkey" help and not really cwtn specifically.

you're not really going to be able to just "/domybidding 80 90 100" that adjusts rog, brd, rng to "80, 90, 100" without making yourself a script

there are a bunch of ways to do this - but each of them have pros and cons

you could:

do a single multiline hotkey: /dgga /multiline ; /brd assistat 90; /rog assistat 85; /mag assistat 80 This would tell everyone to try and issue "/brd" and "/rog" which would fail on classes that dont match, but it doesn't hurt anything.
you could do a multiple line hotkey:
this would have the specific toons by name adjust their values to the preset values you have
INI:
/dex <bardname> /brd assistat 90
/dex <roguename> /rog assistat 85
/dex <clericname> /clr assistat 80
etc

you could create a small lua script to adjust your settings that has a table with class, setting, and value and it would just adjust to that.

this you would do something liker: /dgga /lua run assistat

Lua:
local mq = require('mq')

local shortname = mq.TLO.Me.Class.ShortName()

if shortname == 'CLR' then
   mq.cmd('/clr assistat 80')
elseif shortname == 'ROG' then
     mq.cmd('/rog assistat 90')
elseif shortname == 'BRD' then
     mq.cmd('/brd assistat 85')
end

you could also utilize the built-in dannet groups with something like this:

this would broadcast to the respective "group" of classes to adjust their assistat

INI:
/dgex brd /brd assistat 90
/dgex rog /rog assistat 95
/dgex clr /clr assistat 95

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Thank you very much for taking the time to provide such a detailed analysis. It really helped me to understand the commands.
 
Click the first link in Sic's signature (Getting started with CWTN plugins!).

Scroll down to movement and hotkeys (#3).

The link Sic's Hotkey Resource is full of information to learn from to do what you need.
pretty sure my most viewed posts are hit hotkey and other guides lol.
 
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