stopping a macro on a tell (1 Viewer)

[Smileyjoe72]

Hey, I can usually find the answers to my macro writing questions with a quick look around...but i couldn't quite figure out how to add a command to a macro to make it stop if it recieves a tell or maybe a certain tell. i think it would be helpful since a lot of the time if i'm caught running any sort of macro people send a tell first asking, for example, if everything is okay. i was wondering how i could get a mac to either stop right when it recieves a tell, or maybe just not loop after it finishes that cycle. Not possitive my question is clear, but if anyone could provide insight that would be awesome. thanks!

 

[HardOne]

Try using an event like this:

#Event   EndMac      "#*#tells you#*#"
Sub Event_EndMac
   /echo Recieved a /tell, Ending Macro!
   /endmac
/return

 

[BadPuss]

Nice one HardOne, I was also looking for this

 

[shawnb88]

here is what i use

#chat tell

Sub Event_Chat(string ChatType,string Sender,string ChatText)
/mqlog ${ChatType}: ${Sender} tells you: ${ChatText}


/if (${ChatText.Equal["TEXT HERE"]}) {
/delay 1s
/endmac
}

 

[HardOne]

here is what i use

#chat tell

Sub Event_Chat(string ChatType,string Sender,string ChatText)
   /mqlog ${ChatType}: ${Sender} tells you: ${ChatText}


/if (${ChatText.Equal["TEXT HERE"]}) {
/delay 1s
/endmac
}

Same thing can be done with the version I posted like so:

#Event   EndMac      "#*#Soandso tells you, INSERT TEXT HERE#*#"
Sub Event_EndMac
   /echo Recieved a /tell, Ending Macro!
   /endmac
/return

So it's only a choice if you like strings or events.

 

[Smileyjoe72]

awesome, thank you

 

[Tone]

Check the afkbard macro I posted in there how to setup friendly's and non-friendly's via .ini file.