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First things first. Zoom in on your hackling rake and lock the screen using ALT+L. Then click on the rake and pin the menu. MAKE SURE YOUR RAKE IS CLEAN BEFORE STARTING! | First things first. Zoom in on your hackling rake and lock the screen using ALT+L. Then click on the rake and pin the menu. MAKE SURE YOUR RAKE IS CLEAN BEFORE STARTING! |
Revision as of 20:25, 17 February 2009
Sawild's Super Simple Macro
Many thanks to Oni's Macroing for dumming which is how I created this simple hackling rake macro.
Delays are with no special end food. Adjust them if you eat something that gives +end. This macro runs slow and then bursts. What's nice is that it counts the time in between each process for you.
First things first. Zoom in on your hackling rake and lock the screen using ALT+L. Then click on the rake and pin the menu. MAKE SURE YOUR RAKE IS CLEAN BEFORE STARTING! Next open ACTool. Pull ACTool window down so that you can see the pinned menu. Keep ACTool as the primary window. Mouse over "Remove the straw" and click CTRL+M. line 1 in ACTool should now look like this: MousePos X, Y (X and Y being numbers). Repeat the process over the "Take" button.
Using your two sets of coordinates, insert them into the macro (which you can copy paste in if you wish, just remember to remove the //explanation). Loop as many times as you wish.
- Delay 5000
- MousePos 422, 329 //This should be your first set of coordinates
- Leftclick
- Delay 100
- MousePos 380, 347 //This should be your second set of coordinates
- Leftclick
- Delay 100
- MousePos 380, 347 // This should be your second set of coordinates
- Leftclick
- Delay 60000
- MousePos 422, 329 //This should be your first set of coordinates
- Leftclick
- Delay 80000
If anything is unclear please message me in the game. This is my first macro and my first time explaining. I'm a work in progress :-)