How do I copy someones razor macros and past it into mine?

[Reyhan]

Under the macro section in Razor, Im not able to write, copy, or paste anything...

am I missing something here?

[zzyzx]

Under the macro section in Razor, Im not able to write, copy, or paste anything...

am I missing something here?

I wrote a little guide here:

http://forum.uosecondage.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=9805

If they don't supply the macro in that format then you must enter it manually.

There are essentially two "types" of macros. Those in Razor and those in the Razor .macro file. The ones in the .macro file are sort of translated into what you see inside of Razor itself.

[Reyhan]

Okay, thanks for the help

This isn't in the format that could be copied and pasted into a file, right?

Double Click (backpack(0E75)) < Convert to DClick by type
Double Click (lute(0EB3)) < Convert to DClick by type
UseSkill Provocation
Wait for Target
Absolute Target
Wait for Target
Exec: Target Self
Pause 1.00sec
If (SysMessage "your music succeeds, as you start a fight.")
Pause 9.00sec
Else
If (SysMessage "your music fails to incite enough anger.")
Pause 4.00sec
Else
If (SysMessage "you play poorly, and there is no effect.")
Pause 4.00sec
End If


I have to manualy do this myself through the actions in the game, correct?

[Batlin]

Yes

[Reyhan]

Yes

Okay great, thanks! =)

[zzyzx]

Correct, or you could ask the person that gave you that macro to copy/past the contents of the .macro file that contains that macro for you. You can then plug that into my steps above.

I may also add, for a provo macro, you really don't need to double click an instrument. People say instruments break, but I am currently at 99.2 provo still using the same instrument... so yeah.

Just do..

Hit the record button
Use the provocation
Target the animal
Target yourself

Stop recording.

Then insert the pauses/if/elses like you have.

[zzyzx]

Correct, or you could ask the person that gave you that macro to copy/past the contents of the .macro file that contains that macro for you. You can then plug that into my steps above.

I may also add, for a provo macro, you really don't need to double click an instrument. People say instruments break, but I am currently at 99.2 provo still using the same instrument... so yeah.

Just do..

Hit the record button
Use the provocation
Target the animal
Target yourself

Stop recording.

Then insert the pauses/if/elses like you have.

I was incorrect, sort of. Provoke requires you to set an instrument... it appears at login?

So without recording, do a provoke (you'll have select an instrument), then record as per above (it won't make you select an instrument)...

Strange.