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bodybagz
14-06-2007, 01:45 AM
Is there a way to make a macro where you right click it to use ground mount and left click to use flying mount? If so, please tell me how.

curseoflono
14-06-2007, 03:30 AM
im sure1 will correct me but try:

/[button: 1] useitem <ground mount name>
/[button: 2] useitem <flying mount name>

button 1 will be left click and button 2 will be right click... =s i think=s

JaedxRapture
14-06-2007, 04:00 AM
/use [button:1] <ground>; [button:2] <flying>

That should work right.

Edit: There's a new condition (I think it's flyable) that will return true if you can fly in the area, so the following would need only one button click:

/use [flyable] <flying>; [noflyable] <ground>

Tunga
14-06-2007, 11:18 AM
Can you put semi-colons mid command? If so, and you wanted a key (in this case ctrl) to override and use your ground mount instead (since it's probably faster unless you've managed to get an epic flyer), you could use this:

/use [flyable,nomodifier:ctrl] <flying>; [noflyable, modifer:ctrl] <ground>Actually the conditionals on the second part aren't really needed since they're both mutually exclusive and total.

Sherkhan
14-06-2007, 04:11 PM
Here is an example of what I use:
#showtooltip [flyable] Snowy Gryphon
#showtooltip [noflyable] Swift Palomino
/use [noflyable,nomounted][button:2,nomounted] Swift Palomino
/use [flyable,nomounted] Snowy Gryphon
/dismount [mounted]

Auto mounts appropriate mount for the zone on a left click. On a right click it overrides checking and just mounts the ground based mount. <Just need to change the mount names to make it work for other mount types>

PathMaster
14-06-2007, 04:30 PM
Here is an example of what I use:
#showtooltip [flyable] Snowy Gryphon
#showtooltip [noflyable] Swift Palomino
/use [noflyable,nomounted][button:2,nomounted] Swift Palomino
/use [flyable,nomounted] Snowy Gryphon
/dismount [mounted]

Auto mounts appropriate mount for the zone on a left click. On a right click it overrides checking and just mounts the ground based mount. <Just need to change the mount names to make it work for other mount types>

I like that macro. Thanks.

aliocantinea
02-04-2008, 05:40 AM
Here is an example of what I use:
#showtooltip [flyable] Snowy Gryphon
#showtooltip [noflyable] Swift Palomino
/use [noflyable,nomounted][button:2,nomounted] Swift Palomino
/use [flyable,nomounted] Snowy Gryphon
/dismount [mounted]

Just to simplify it more, you only need

#showtooltip
/use [noflyable,nomounted][button:2,nomounted] Swift Palomino
/use [flyable,nomounted] Snowy Gryphon
/dismount [mounted]

It will show you the tool tip of whatever mount it will use.
One thing I use is the /userandom b/c I have two ground mounts.

#showtooltip
/userandom [noflyable,nomounted][button:2,nomounted] Swift White Hawkstrider, Swift Warstrider
/use [flyable,nomounted] Cenarion War Hippogryph
/dismount [mounted]

This is an excellent marco though, thanks for the post