Question - There is a /run command but does not seem to be /walk command.

[PricklyGoat723]

There is a /run command but does not seem to be /walk command.

How can you set your toon to walk and then confirm in the macro that it is in fact walking?

Thank you.

 

[kaen01]

You'd have to use the the keypress command to switch between running and walking

/keypress RUN_WALK

That toggles run or walk.

Now we dont have a way of knowing if we are walking or running, other than looking at animations or the velocity

can find more info about datamembers and tlos from the docs

Introduction - MacroQuest Docs

docs.macroquest.org

 

[Lord Sivion]

You can also verify if a toon is walking or running by making a hotbutton from the actions menu which visually changes from Run to Walk and Vice Versa.

 

[PricklyGoat723]

You'd have to use the the keypress command to switch between running and walking

/keypress RUN_WALK

That toggles run or walk.

Now we dont have a way of knowing if we are walking or running, other than looking at animations or the velocity

can find more info about datamembers and tlos from the docs

Introduction - MacroQuest Docs

docs.macroquest.org

Thank you for your idea.
So this should always make a toon walk:

Sub Walk
    /run
    /delay 1
    /keypress RUN_WALK
    /echo You should be walking now.
/return

 

[kaen01]

in theory i guess.

 

[jimbob]

You'd have to use the the keypress command to switch between running and walking

/keypress RUN_WALK

That toggles run or walk.

Now we dont have a way of knowing if we are walking or running, other than looking at animations or the velocity

can find more info about datamembers and tlos from the docs

Introduction - MacroQuest Docs

docs.macroquest.org

This will tell you if you are running: ${Me.Running}
Edit: So, you could just: /if (${Me.Running}) /keypress RUN_WALK