Trying to figure out how to say something in chat and having it run a script on my alt For example if I say "mpsongs" in party chat my bard on another char would then cast ballads. I appreciate any help as I had no luck finding it anywhere.
You could just make an alias such as //mpsongs that will send the command, but you'd still need to use send for that. If send is crashing you, get a crash dump to byrth, he'd want to know about it but likely whatever it was is fixed unless it was something on your end.
I'm fairly sure that autoexec purposefully doesn't have this ability to prevent using it for outright botting. I know there are many other dualboxing tools but I've never really used any.
This is better than what I was even looking for depending on who says it in chat it will be a different action. It's going to be a long night typing all the spells up for 5 chars but will be worth it! So now my friends can even say cure4 in chat and it will cure them in case I'm busy on another char etc etc
Byrth can't actually use the crash dump, if something is crashing it's not a Send problem, it's a Windower problem and we need to know about it.
Also, AutoExec can do that (react to chat), but Send is still the only proper way to accomplish this. You can type things out normally with Send, don't need any macros.
If you're going the AutoExec way (which I still don't recommend) consider using tells instead. It will not spam the party chat and you don't need to type out characters. You can just make it cast on <r> and it will cast on whoever sent that tell.
@Acorn It was well over a year last time I used Send(when it was a 3rd party program?)I'm sure it's more stable at this point and I use party chat because I'm really only ever in a party doing stuff with my buddy. I'll load up Send and mess with it some.
Trying to figure out how to say something in chat and having it run a script on my alt For example if I say "mpsongs" in party chat my bard on another char would then cast ballads. I appreciate any help as I had no luck finding it anywhere.