Macro Legality List

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Methodical_Prodigy wrote:

F2::OpenPortal() ; Assign to open portal in bottom left inv slot

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Metronomy wrote:

Especially this one, I happen to know a lot about portals & the development (as in from GGG) ideas behind them. In short, the reason the portal gem has a cast time is because of the time it takes to open the inventory and right click on a portal. If you are bypassing this through use of a macro, I dont know who would consider that to be fair by any means... at any rate, it seems pretty sketchy to me so I was curious if you actually got someone that would confirm that for you (or if you have a link to it)

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Karkesh wrote:

What about a script, that send the current song playing to the chat? It does not give any advantages to the player.

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Karkesh wrote:

Autoit script for VLC media player, sending the windows title (current song) as a string.
The script creates an array with all processes for VLC, then isolates position [2] [0], presses enter, types positionj [2] [0] (song title), presses enter again.

Spoiler

#NoTrayIcon
#include<Array.au3>
$a = ProcessList('vlc.exe')



For $i = 1 To UBound($a) - 1
_ArrayDisplay(ProcessGetWindow($a[$i][1]))
Next



Func ProcessGetWindow($PId)
$PId = ProcessExists($PId)

If $PId = 0 Then
SetError(1)
Else

Local $WinList = WinList()
Local $WindowTitle[1][2]
Local $x = 0

For $i = 1 To $WinList[0][0]

If WinGetProcess($WinList[$i][1], "") = $PId And $WinList[$i][0] <> ""Then
ReDim $WindowTitle[$x+1][2]
$WindowTitle[$x][0] = $WinList[$i][0]
$WindowTitle[$x][1] = $WinList[$i][1]
$x += 1
EndIf

Next


Local $title = StringTrimRight($WindowTitle[2] [0], 19)
;since the title of the real window seems to always be at [2] [0] I made this fixed
;cut the last 19 letters (" - VLC Media Player")
;need bug reports for this part, arrays on other systems might look different


Send ("{ENTER}")
Send($title)
Send ("{ENTER}")

EndIf

EndFunc

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JakeAlmighty wrote:

Looking for clarification:


I use my programmable keyboard to build little custom macros. (technically the program doing it is Razer Synapse 2.0) So far all I use are "/remaining" and "/itemlevel" buttons - I still open chat manually, the button just then fills in the command for me, then I press enter manually.


Is it ok for me to have a button that uses all 5 of my flasks at the same time?

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Karkesh wrote:

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JakeAlmighty wrote:

Looking for clarification:


I use my programmable keyboard to build little custom macros. (technically the program doing it is Razer Synapse 2.0) So far all I use are "/remaining" and "/itemlevel" buttons - I still open chat manually, the button just then fills in the command for me, then I press enter manually.


Is it ok for me to have a button that uses all 5 of my flasks at the same time?

No, multiple action clause.

Chris wrote:
"Any macro that performs more than one action is bannable, as is anything that sends it based on a timer.

It's fine to have a button that causes /oos, or /remaining or casts an aura, but having a timer to repeat actions or a macro to cast all your auras is not allowed. This is because these are things that normal players cannot do, so they give advantages in terms of playing speed."

OOS, remaining, ..., are exempt from that statement, that's the only reason they are legal. Using more than one flask per button however is more than one action.

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#ifWinActive Path of Exile

$MButton::
BlockInput On
send {MButton}
sleep 10
send {enter}
sleep 10
send {Backspace}{Backspace}/oos{enter}
BlockInput Off
return