WTS: Patek Mining Macro (PMM) - Fully automated 1/2/3 Character Guard-Zone Mining Macro!

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  1. LanDarr

    LanDarr Renaissance Staff
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    I wish you all well in finding a copy. Not sure if Patek still plays. I think he sold 5 or 6 sets. I have one and I know where another is in use.

    Since all sets use the same locations, more copies only hurts the current owners.

    You don't need to be a razor expert to re-create these sets, it's just tedious and a lot of effort. The macros themselves use absolute targeting and not relative. So the macros are closely tied to the runebooks in the set. One without the other saves very little time. You need both
  2. Lord Sky

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    It took me less than a week to make one of these on UOSA about 6(?) years ago.

    Some advice for anyone wanting to tackle this:

    1- Relative location is your friend
    2- Tinkering on your recall miner is a must
    3- World saves are really long here, account for that or your macro will restart
    4- “location blocked” is an issue, make sure you account for that after every line that recalls with if/else statements
    5- Make a macro for one runebook and just replace IDs (kind of ties in with #1)
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  3. JohnM

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    It's not hard - I wrote my own for both in an out of the guard zone. I used relative location so I can re-use the macro easily for any locations i need and not have to worry about competition for spots.

    Macros are not for everyone, but - I believe everything you need is in the guide section.
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