Eden-DAoC

hey all,

trying to make some tank melee recordings and need some help.

what styles can I group together? which ones need to go first?

example; anytime/parry/evade ... can all go on one button?

if you can help?

Thanks.

.snow12 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 8:31 am hey all,

trying to make some tank melee recordings and need some help.

what styles can I group together? which ones need to go first?

example; anytime/parry/evade ... can all go on one button?

if you can help?

Thanks.

Yeah, but reverse the order
Evade/parry/anytime, means it first checks for evade, then parry, then does anytime if none of the others are a valid.

it works with positionals??

For example: side-positional => back-positional => anytimer ?? first check for positionals and if any match the requeriments, land the anytimer?

Don't forget it is limited at 2 actions.

Evade - Any
Parry - Any
Block - Any
Front - Any
Back - Any
Side - Any

Evade - Parry
etc etc ... at your preference

After testing you cannot make :

Evade - Parry - Any
etc etc...

Judg wrote: ↑Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:55 am Don't forget it is limited at 2 actions.

Evade - Any
Parry - Any
Block - Any
Front - Any
Back - Any
Side - Any

Evade - Parry
etc etc ... at your preference

After testing you cannot make :

Evade - Parry - Any
etc etc...

2 actions, this can be done without recorder...but you need to press the 2 styles (buttons) in order...

I am interested in this too. What makes recorder different than just choosing a backup style if it's limited to two styles? I'm trying to make a macro that covers side, back, and frontal positions but it does indeed only ever trigger the first or second.

As an aside, is there a /switch like command for items that aren't weapons/myths?

9avbbbu wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 11:12 pm I am interested in this too. What makes recorder different than just choosing a backup style if it's limited to two styles? I'm trying to make a macro that covers side, back, and frontal positions but it does indeed only ever trigger the first or second.

As an aside, is there a /switch like command for items that aren't weapons/myths?

The style queue is limited to holding 2 styles at a time before firing them off in order.

With recorder, I have a single button that i push that has all my followup styles for all celtic spear and blades openers, with anytimes for both blades and spear.

When making the recorder sequence, I put all the followups first, and the two anytimers last.

None of the followups enter the style queue unless their opener lands. And only the anytimer for my equipped weapon type enters the style queue.

Lowers the number of button presses I need to do.

Can also use recorder for some great stuff like one button to equip heal gear, use a heal pot, use a heal /use charge, then another button press to reequip my fighting equipment.

2 buttons for something that would take 8 button presses without recorder even with switch macros. its really useful. Worth learning.