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		<title>Rift Macros &#038; Slash Commands Guide</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A macro in the context of video games refers to a set of instructions that can be issued together with one input or “hotkey.” Rift supports macroing via an in-game menu. Opening that menu brings up a panel with a list of macro slots on the left, and the macro fields on the right. You can give your macro a name and select an icon for it. You can also have a macro inherit the icon and cooldown timer of some ability using the following syntax: #show ability e.g. #show&#8230;]]></description>
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<p><img decoding="async" loading="lazy" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-307" title="rift7" src="https://www.leveling-guides.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/rift7-300x185.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="185" />A macro in the context of video games refers to a set of instructions that can be issued together with one input or “hotkey.” Rift supports macroing via an in-game menu. Opening that menu brings up a panel with a list of macro slots on the left, and the macro fields on the right. You can give your macro a name and select an icon for it. You can also have a macro inherit the icon and cooldown timer of some ability using the following syntax:</p>
<pre>#show ability
</pre>
<p>e.g. <em>#show Commander’s Order</em> will cause the macro to inherit the icon and ability icon of the skill called “Commander’s Order”.</p>
<ol>
<li><a href="#macro-commands">Macro Commands</a></li>
<li><a href="#syntax">Syntax</a></li>
<li><a href="#basic-macro-commands">Basic Macro Commands</a></li>
<li><a href="#special-commands">Special Commands</a></li>
<li><a href="#example-macros">Example Macros</a></li>
<li><a href="#slash-commands">Slash Commands</a>
<ol>
<li><a href="#general">General</a></li>
<li><a href="#party">Party</a></li>
<li><a href="#chat">Chat</a></li>
<li><a href="#pet">Pet</a></li>
<li><a href="#guild">Guild</a></li>
</ol>
</li>
</ol>
<h2>Macro Commands<a name="macro-commands"></a></h2>
<p>An important component of macros is the ability to issue game commands via text input. A macro generally saves one or more of these commands for future and repeated use. Some the game commands available are below.</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>/saveequip</strong> followed by an index number (e.g. “/saveequip 1″)
<ul>
<li>This saves the currently equipped set of equipment to the specified index.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/loadequip</strong> followed by an index number (e.g. “/loadequip 1″)
<ul>
<li>This loads the saved set of equipment from the specified index.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/cast</strong> followed by an ability name (e.g. “/cast Motif of Tenacity”)
<ul>
<li>This casts the specified ability. You can specify a target for that ability using special targeting syntax (e.g. /cast @mouseover Commander’s Order)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/wait</strong> followed by a number of seconds (e.g. “/wait 1″)
<ul>
<li>This is used to tell the game engine to wait the specified number of seconds before issuing the next command.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/stopcasting</strong>
<ul>
<li>This tells the game engine to stop the current action and is a necessary intermediate step between chained macro commands.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/use item</strong>
<ul>
<li>This uses the item named (e.g. /use Blessed Tome)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><strong>/help</strong>
<ul>
<li>This lists the Rift recognized / commands.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h2>Syntax<a name="syntax"></a></h2>
<p>When listing commands in the macro interface, you do not need the leading slash, so rather than <strong>/cast</strong>, you would just use <strong>cast</strong>. The following illustrates:</p>
<pre>#show Commander's Order
cast @mouseover Commander's Order
</pre>
<h2>Basic Macro Commands<a name="basic-macro-commands"></a></h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>/saveequip</strong> followed by an index number (e.g. “/saveequip 1″) – This saves the currently equipped set of equipment to the specified index.</li>
<li><strong>/loadequip</strong> followed by an index number (e.g. “/loadequip 1″) – This loads the saved set of equipment from the specified index.</li>
<li><strong>/cast</strong> followed by an ability name (e.g. “/cast Motif of Tenacity”) – This casts the specified ability. You can specify a target for that ability using special targeting syntax (e.g. /cast @mouseover Commander’s Order)</li>
<li><strong>/wait</strong> followed by a number of seconds (e.g. “/wait 1″) – This is used to tell the game engine to wait the specified number of seconds before issuing the next command.</li>
<li><strong>/stopcasting</strong> – This tells the game engine to stop the current action and is a necessary intermediate step between chained macro commands.</li>
<li><strong>/use item</strong> – This uses the item named (e.g. /use Blessed Tome)</li>
<li><strong>/help</strong> – This lists the Rift recognized / commands.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Special Commands<a name="special-commands"></a></h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>/%T</strong> – displays the target selected in chat.</li>
<li><strong>@Focustarget</strong> – Cast a spell at a target of a focused target, E.G. /cast @focustarget Soul lance</li>
<li><strong>@Lasttarget</strong> – Cast a spell on your last target before your current target</li>
<li><strong>#show “ability”</strong> – Causes the macro to inherhit the icon and ability icon of the skill.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Example Macros<a name="example-macros"></a></h2>
<h3>Assisting Main Tank</h3>
<pre>target "name"
 assist
 cast "name of your usual starting skill"</pre>
<h3>Crowd Control Notification</h3>
<p>Will tell in party chat the name of the target (<em>%T</em>)you’re casting <em>Transmorgify </em>on.</p>
<pre>party I am Squirreling the target %T , touch him and you will get rabies!!!
 cast Transmorgify</pre>
<h3>Mouse-Over Heal</h3>
<pre>#show Basic Heal
 stopcasting
 cast [ctrl] @mouseover Heal Over Time
 cast [ctrl] Heal Over Time
 cast [alt] @mouseover Big Heal
 cast [alt] Big Heal
 cast @mouseover Basic Heal
 cast Basic Heal</pre>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
</div>
<h2>Slash Commands<a name="slash-commands"></a></h2>
<div></div>
<div>
<h3>General<a name="general"></a></h3>
<ul>
<li>abilitybar – Selects a specific ability bar page from your main bar.</li>
<li>afk &lt;message&gt; – Sets you “Away From Keyboard” with optional message.</li>
<li>alias &lt;alias&gt; &lt;command&gt; &lt;blah&gt; – Allows you to create alias for your commands.</li>
<li>cancelbuff &lt;spell&gt; – Cancels a buff by name.</li>
<li>cast &lt;spell name&gt; – Casts a specific spell.</li>
<li>clearfocus – Clears a focus set by the /Focus command.</li>
<li>combatlog &#8211; Brings up the combat log.</li>
<li>dismount – Dismounts you from your mount.</li>
<li>dnd &lt;message&gt; – Sets your chat to “Do not Disturb” with optional message.</li>
<li>duel &lt;player&gt; – Starts a duel</li>
<li>dungeoninfo – Displays dungeon info.</li>
<li>equip &lt;item&gt; – Equips selected item</li>
<li>equipslot &#8211; <em>Untested</em></li>
<li>filter &#8211; Turns adult chat filter on or off.</li>
<li>focus &lt;name&gt; &#8211; Sets your focus to selected NPC or player.</li>
<li>follow &lt;target&gt; – Follows the target.</li>
<li>friend &lt;player name&gt; – Add player as a friend.</li>
<li>help – Brings up available commands</li>
<li>inspect &lt;player name&gt; – Looks at a target players gear.</li>
<li>loc &#8211; Gives your location</li>
<li>macro – Brings up the macro section.</li>
<li>motd – Edits message of the day.</li>
<li>played – Shows your time played.</li>
<li>pvptoggle &#8211; Toggles your PVP flag on or off.</li>
<li>random # – Rolls a number randomly up to the number specified.</li>
<li>report &lt;player name&gt; – Reports a player.</li>
<li>returntorespawn &#8211; Returns you to the graveyard if you are dead.</li>
<li>role # – changes your role.</li>
<li>startattack – Starts melee auto-attack.</li>
<li>startrangedattack – Starts ranged Auto-Attack.</li>
<li>stopattack – Stops your attack.</li>
<li>stopcasting – Cancels casting.</li>
<li>target &lt;name&gt; &#8211; Selects target player or NPC.</li>
<li>targetexact &lt;name&gt; – Selects the exact name of a NPC or Player.</li>
<li>time – Displays the server time and the local time.</li>
<li>version – Gives you the current RIFT version.</li>
<li>who &#8211; Opens the social window.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Party<a name="party"></a></h3>
<ul>
<li>clearallmarks – Clears away all target marks.</li>
<li>dumpraid &lt;filename&gt; – Creates a file that lists the members of a raid.</li>
<li>invite &lt;player name&gt; – Invites target player to your party.</li>
<li>kick &lt;player name&gt; – Kick player from your party.</li>
<li>leader &lt;player name&gt; &#8211; Transfer party lead to player.</li>
<li>mark # – Mark a target with designated number.</li>
<li>partyleave – Leave your party.</li>
<li>raid_create – Create a raid.</li>
<li>raid_disband – Disband a raid.</li>
<li>readycheck – Prompts a ready window for everyone to confirm readiness.</li>
<li>resetinstances – Resets a instance.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Chat<a name="chat"></a></h3>
<ul>
<li>chat # &lt;message&gt;,# &lt;message&gt; – Selects a chat channel you have joined and enters a message when a message follows the space after the number. See /chatlist for chatlist numbers.</li>
<li>chatlist – Gives the list of chat channels and their numbers you have joined and that can be selected by /1, /2, etc. Aliases of this command are chatinfo and chatwho.</li>
<li>guild &lt;message&gt; – Selects the guild chat channel and enters a message when a message follows the space after the command. Aliases for this command are /gu, /gc and /g.</li>
<li>join &lt;channel&gt; &#8211; Joins a chat channel when the channel exists or not. Aliases for this command are chatjoin, cjoin, channel and chan.</li>
<li>leave # – Leaves a chat channel by giving its number. See /chatlist for chatlist numbers. Aliases for this command are /chatleave, /chatexit, /cleave and /cexit.</li>
<li>lfg – Short command to join the LFG channel (/join LFG).</li>
<li>party &lt;message&gt; – Opens a party channel and sends a message when a text follows the space after the command to all party members. Alias for this command is p.</li>
<li>tell &lt;char&gt; &lt;message&gt; – Opens a tell/whisper channel to another character and sends a message in this private channel when a text follows the space after the character name.</li>
<li>Aliases for this command are whisper, w and t. The hotkey ‘r’ ot the command reply can be used to repond to the last person sending you a tell (or whisper).</li>
<li>wf &lt;message&gt; – Opens a warfront team channel and sends a message when a text follows the space after the command to all warfront team members.</li>
<li>raid &lt;message&gt; &#8211; Opens a raid channel and sends a message when a text follows the space after the command to all raid members. Alias of this command is /rsay.</li>
<li>say &lt;message&gt; – Opens an local channel and sends a message when a text follows the space after the command. Alias for this command is s.</li>
<li>yell &lt;message&gt; – Opens an local channel and sends a message when a text follows the space after the command. Work like say but the text get another colour to emphasize it. Alias for this command is shout.<br />
announce # – Enables join/leave announcements for a given channel. Alias for this command is /ann.</li>
<li>chatban # &lt;player name&gt; – Kick and bans a player from a chat channel. Aliases for this command are /ban, /bk and /cban.</li>
<li>chatinvite # &lt;player name&gt; – Invites a player to a private chat channel. Alias for this command is /cinvite.</li>
<li>chatunban # &lt;player name&gt; – Unbans a player from a chat channel. Aliases for this command are /unban and /cunban.</li>
<li>moderator # &lt;player name&gt; – Make a player character moderator of the given channel. Alias for this command is /mod.</li>
<li>owner # &lt;player name&gt; – Transfers channel ownership to another player character.</li>
<li>password # &lt;password&gt; – Sets the channel’s password, or clears it if no password entered.</li>
<li>private # – Make a channel private. People must be invited using /cinvite to join.</li>
<li>public # &#8211; Makes a channel public. Anyone can join who is not on the ban list.</li>
<li>unannounce # &#8211; Disables join/leave announcements for a given channel. Alias for this command is /unann.</li>
<li>unmoderator # &lt;player name&gt; – Remove moderator permissions for a player character on the given channel. Alias for this command is /unmod</li>
</ul>
<h3>Pet<a name="pet"></a></h3>
<ul>
<li>petaggressive &#8211; Sets your pet to attack anything that comes into range.</li>
<li>petattack – Sets your pet to attack the current target.</li>
<li>petcast &lt;spell name&gt; – Your pet will cast the spell given.</li>
<li>petdefensive &#8211; Pet will only attack when attacked.</li>
<li>petfollow – Pet will follow you.</li>
<li>petstay – Pet stays at current location.</li>
<li>petname &lt;pet name&gt; – Sets your pet name.</li>
<li>petpassive – Sets your pet to do nothing, even if attacked.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Guild<a name="guild"></a></h3>
<ul>
<li>dumpguild &lt;filename&gt; – Generates a file with the entire guild roster on it.</li>
<li>ginvite &lt;player name&gt; – Invite a player to the guild.</li>
<li>gleave – Leave the guild.</li>
<li>guild &lt;message&gt; – Type a message to the guild.</li>
<li>gkick &lt;player name&gt; – Kick a player from the guild</li>
<li>glog – Brings up the guild log</li>
<li>gsetmotd &lt;message&gt; – Sets the guild<em> Message Of The Day</em></li>
<li>gpromote &lt;player name&gt; &lt;Rank&gt; – Promotes a guild member to a rank designated</li>
<li>gsetnotes &lt;message&gt; – Changes the<em> Guild Notes</em> message.</li>
</ul>
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