How do I check my health in macor? (1 Viewer)

[hoosierbilly]

I am attemping to write my very first macro from scratch, doe sanyone know the command to check my health?

The usage would be to /doability if my health drops below a given percentage.

/if (${Me.Heath}<80) /doability Mend

This isn't working and the macroquest site is unavailible, sigh.

Any and all help is greatly apprieciated.

Edit:
Also how do you use a combat ability such as; provoke?

 

[decker]

Try this one:

/if (${Me.PctHPs}<=80) /doability Mend

 

[Siddin]

For provoke I'd do something like this

before sub main

 #event exp "#*#gain experience#*#" 
#event exp "#*#gain party experience#*#"

In sub main

 /declare Provoke int outer 0 
/doevents
/if (${Me.Combat}) /call Provoke

 Sub Provoke 
/if (${Provoke}) <=0) {
/disc Provoke
/varcalc Provoke ${Provoke}+1
}
/return

 Sub Event_Exp 
/varset Provoke 0
/return

 

[hoosierbilly]

Thank you both for your help, my lil' macro is coming along nicely. Hopefully it'll be ready to post later tonight.

 

[decker]

YW =)

 

[hoosierbilly]

OK, got another one for you

I am trying to end the macro if I lose my target, this line of code almost works, but it fails to parse if I have a target and stops the macro from running.

/If (!${Target}) /call Endmacro

Any better ideas how to end the macro when my target dies?

 

[decker]

/if (${Target.ID}==FALSE) /endmacro

Perhaps (just a guess)

This would end the macro if you dont have a target..

BTW if this dont work plz keep in mind i started learning this yesterday, so still need a lot of knowledge =)

 

[hoosierbilly]

Dang your fast, I just made something that seems to work:

/if (!${Target.ID}==TRUE) /call Endmacro

Yours is probable more....elegant

Thanks, this macro is so clos eto being good, just bit more testing

 

[Siddin]

Just an FYI
instead of doing ==FALSE try something like
/if (!${Target.ID}) /endmacro

the ! in front of the $ means not, just like != means not equal to.

 

[hoosierbilly]

Just an FYI
instead of doing ==FALSE try something like
/if (!${Target.ID}) /endmacro

the ! in front of the $ means not, just like != means not equal to.

Actually I tried exactly that and if I had a target it failed to parse and the macro would not continue.


BTW: I just posted my new macro in the cheats forum .

 

[darkeros]

Just curious, why would you end a macro upon not having a target? Are you using the macro just to kill one thing?

Edit: I now see why you're doing it that way, having read your entire macro. Ending a macro upon losing a target just bugs me(not in a bad way, it's just one of those feelings where it should be something else), because sometimes when you kill things, you get their corpse on target, or something else happens that gives you a target.

I've seen it a ton, but if you don't ever get that, then I wouldn't worry about it.

If you are worried about it, you could easily change it to end the macro upon gaining experience, or upon the "#*#has been slain#*#" message.

 

[unity0110]

the only time i've seen that you get a corpse on your target after killing is when the mob is killed by your damage shield.