Noob question about macros

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  1. Bragi

    Bragi New Member

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    Hi!

    New to UO:R but played UO back in 1998...seems like a very long time now. I hope this is the right forum to ask a question like this, if not please delete/move. I wondered if someone could point me in the right direction: I've been trying to set up a macro that equips a wizards hat (for meditation), then uses Evaluating Intelligence on a random nearby target and then unequips the hat. I did not manage to set it up at all and had all kinds of issues: target out of range, time outs etc.
    I'm new to Razor (or rather haven't used it in however many years) so I'm really struggling to get things right.

    Any chance someone could help?
  2. Holden

    Holden Well-Known Member

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    Hi and welcome,
    First under the hotkeys tab> targets section in razor find the option for target closest humanoid and set a hotkey for anything you want.

    Switch back to the macro tab, make a new macro and record yourself equipping the hat, use skill then hit your hotkey, remove hat. Stop recording.

    Now right click the line that says equip"XX45627" whatever, this is your specific hat, go down the list to insert pause/wait click that. It will bring up a dialog box type in how long in milliseconds you want your wait to be. In this case, we want a short wait so 500 is half a second.

    Now select the line 'wait for target' after you used eval int and delete it, it's garbage. Add another pause here for 11000 this is the cool down for eval int.

    Add another short pause after you remove the hat and you should be gold.

    Set to loop.

    Feel free to pm me here or discord with any problems or questions
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  3. Bragi

    Bragi New Member

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    Hi Holden!

    Thanks so much for this, works exactly as intended :)

    Much appreciated!
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