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Oni.: /* Level 1 Tutorial */

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Level 1 Tutorial

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2010-08-16T19:44:12Z

Level 1 Tutorial

Oni. at 19:42, 16 August 2010

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Oni. at 19:39, 16 August 2010

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Oni. at 21:23, 7 January 2009

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Oni.: /* Level 1 Tutorial */

2008-12-31T00:03:47Z

Level 1 Tutorial

Oni. at 23:56, 30 December 2008

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Oni. at 23:43, 30 December 2008

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Oni. at 23:26, 30 December 2008

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 Command: <b>Keys n</b><br>
-Used in the form of <b>Keys n</b> where "n" is a letter or number. This command will simulate that key stroke. If you want to spell something out or put in a 2 or 3 digit number, the command must be repeated. <br>
+Used in the form of <b>Keys n</b> where "n" is a letter or number. This command will simulate that key stroke (great for using hotkeys in your macro).<br> If you want to spell something out or put in a 2 or 3 digit number, the command must be repeated. <br>
 ie: wanting to type in the number "100" <br>
 Keys 1<br>
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 Hit F8 twice to go into Cartographer's view, Zoom all the way in, and hit ALT+L. (locks the screen, prevents zooming until you hit ALT+L again).<br>
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-Without moving your character, place the mouse over the first brick rack, without moving the mouse, ALT+TAB over to ACTool, and press CTRL+M. You will now have something like "MousePos X,Y" in your macro. This the location of the first brick rack.<br>
+Without moving your character, place the mouse over the first brick rack. Then, without moving the mouse, ALT+TAB over to ACTool, and press CTRL+M. You will now have something like "MousePos X,Y" in your macro. This the location of the first brick rack.<br>
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 Repeat this step for each of your brick racks that your character can reach without moving. (I stand my character in the middle of all the brick racks for best reach).<br>
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 At the very top of the macro, above the first "MousePos", type in "Delay 2000". This will delay the macro for 2 seconds before starting<br>
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-In the space directly Below the first "MousePos" type in the following:<br>
+In the space directly Below the first "MousePos X,Y" type in the following:<br>
 Delay 100<br>
 Keys T<br>

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 Function: <b>F2</b>.<br>
-This will start the macro with out having to press the start button.<br>
+This will start the macro with out having to click the start button.<br>
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-Function: <b>ALT+TAB ALT</b><br> This will Tab over to the macro program, then the 2nd "ALT" will select the file menu which will pause the macro, from there mouse over to "Macro" menu and click "Stop". This is very useful sometimes to stop a macro that is running and not functioning correctly. Many times it is nearly impossible to tab over and click stop on the macro.<br>
+Function: <b>ALT+TAB ALT</b><br> This will Tab over to the macro program, then the 2nd "ALT" will select the file menu which will pause the macro, from there mouse over to "Macro" menu and click "Stop".<br> This is very useful sometimes to stop a macro that is running and not functioning correctly. Many times it is nearly impossible to tab over and click stop on the macro.<br>
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 Function: <b>"Search" menu, "Replace"</b><br>

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 Command: <b>MousePos</b><br>
 Used in the form of <b> MousePos X,Y </b>where X,Y are the mouse coords. Easiest use of this command is by using the <b>CTRL+M</b> function listed above.<br>
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 Command: <b>Delay n</b><br>

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 == Level 1 Tutorial ==
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-Prenotes: This tutorial assumes your using Windows XP. I have had no experience creating macro in any other operating systems. Sorry :(
+Prenotes: This tutorial assumes your using a Windows operating system. I have had no experience creating macro in any other operating systems. Sorry :(
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 Open the ACTool program and click "New" to start a new macro. Go ahead and erase those first 2 lines of garbage (something about must have this line to select proper window blah, blah blah... its not needed).<br>
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-In ATITD, go over to your Improved brick racks and select a standing position that can reach all or most of your brick racks without your character moving to make bricks. (depends on how many racks you have i guess). we will not want the character moving while the macro is running.<br>
+In ATITD, go over to your Improved brick racks and select a standing position that can reach all or most of your brick racks without your character moving to make bricks. (depends on how many racks you have i guess). we will not want the character moving while the macro is running.<b> Remember</b> this standing position: your character will need to be in this same spot every time you run this macro<br>
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 Hit F8 twice to go into Cartographer's view, Zoom all the way in, and hit ALT+L. (locks the screen, prevents zooming until you hit ALT+L again).<br>
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 <b> Step 1: Get the program I use </b><br>
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 delay 50<br>
 Keys 0<br>
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