GSE: Sequences, Variables, Macros

GSE: Sequences, Variables, Macros

7M Downloads

[BUG] CLICK FUNCTION ON MACRO, STOPS AFTER LOGOUT GAME ON DRAGON FLIGH BETA

lloskka opened this issue · 4 comments

commented

🔵 Describe the bug:

A macro thas has the /click funcion in it, stops working after login out of the game ( even onto character screen aswell )

The macro itself continues ok its rotation, BUT ITS THE CLICK FUNCTION THAT STOPS .

🔵 To reproduce: (Steps to reproduce the behavior)

  1. Match the msec within GSE, with your external keypressing SOFT.

  2. Create a macro ( WITH A NAME ) action block with a spell , and after that a pause block ( example mine it has a pause of 825 msec )

  3. Create another macro aswell with 2 or 3 action blocks with spells, and then create a variable KeyPress , and inside the /click SPELL LeftButton ( using the variable on all the blocks at the moment )

  4. Start rotation, you will notice that it works nicely .

  5. Exit the game, or log out to the character screen, makes the click function stops .

  6. If I copy the existing macro and rename it it still works. But as I said before if you leave the game again the function goes OFF

🔵 Screenshots:

WoWScrnShot_100922_121339
WoWScrnShot_100922_121355
WoWScrnShot_100922_121412

🔵 Expected behavior:

If im correct, the macro should not loose the click function and working as intentended.

🔵 GSE.lua file:

GSE.lua.txt

🔵 Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: Windows 11 Pro 22H2 ( 22621.608 )
Game Version 10.0.2 ( 45969 ) ( Beta X64 )

🔵 GSE Version:

Version: GSE-3.1.09-Dragonflight-PatronPreview
Downloaded From: #gse resources channel ( GSE Discord )

commented

Hi Lloskka,

Did you chose “create icon” for the sub macro? If you didn’t it won’t initialise the sub macro unless you edit it and save it again.

This behaviour is consistent with exactly how Retail works currently, if you don’t create the stub macro via “Create Icon” the sub macro is not initialised on login.

commented

See #1035

commented

Apologies, thougt from long ago it wasn needed to be created the macro ICON to be initialized as you said.

I tested it, and you're 200% correct, and sorry for wasting your time hehe.

You can close the issue :P

Thank Tim!

commented