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Phanes
01-20-2010, 02:46 AM
I found these

/script LeaveParty()

or

/run LeaveParty()

sometimes they work most of the time I just get a LUA error.

Anyone have a macro for leaving party and or raids?

HPAVC
01-20-2010, 07:09 AM
Ummm, whats the lua errror?

/script LeaveParty() should work (it should since a lot of addons are using exactly that)

Phanes
01-20-2010, 01:04 PM
I figured it out I was typing it when I put it into a macro it worked fine.

Slats
01-23-2010, 08:28 AM
You may find you need a ; on the end.

/script LeaveParty();

Should work fine everytime. When I press Ctrl+I everone in my team gets invited to my group thanks to an ISBoxer Macro. When I press Alt+I it sends the above to everyone and they all leave group.

Akoko
01-23-2010, 04:41 PM
Jamba has a keybindable party disband that doesn't even require a macro spot. It works even if you've got other people in your party.

daviddoran
02-02-2010, 07:05 AM
i just turn on broadcasting and type /jamba-team disband

Ualaa
02-02-2010, 05:44 PM
If I want to join, I press G18, which is what I remapped the IS Boxer team invite to.

If I want to leave, turn on broadcasting (key repeater).
And type:
/script LeaveParty();

Hmm mine is an extra two characters typed.
But, gets you out of all groups, not just your Jamba group.

alcattle
02-03-2010, 06:08 AM
If I want to join, I press G18, which is what I remapped the IS Boxer team invite to.

If I want to leave, turn on broadcasting (key repeater).
And type:
/script LeaveParty();

Hmm mine is an extra two characters typed.
But, gets you out of all groups, not just your Jamba group.
Could you put them both on one key with a MOD in one part?

Ualaa
02-03-2010, 06:25 AM
By one key, you mean the /Script and the Jamba command?
There's no need for the Jamba command if you run the script.
Unless of course you'd want all your toons to leave a party, but to remain in a raid or battleground for some reason.

You could go with a mapped key, inside IS Boxer.
Which runs the macro of your choice, built inside IS Boxer (not a hotkey to a wow macro).
Which is the /Script LeaveParty();
For all windows, most likely.
Wouldn't need to broadcast, just have Keymaps on.

With mapped keys, you can use modifier keys in conjunction with G-Keys.
Shift G1, Alt G1, Ctrl G1, or plain G1.
Or any two modifier keys or all three.
I don't see an option for nomod however, just check marks for which mod keys are needed in addition to the hotkey.

alcattle
02-03-2010, 08:02 AM
yes but now am more confused. You said Built into IS now you say Jamba. The other part is a WoW /script right? Yes I see the part about leaving party, you might never use that part.

Ualaa
02-03-2010, 04:44 PM
IS Boxer uses Jamba for follow and team invites, if you have Jamba.
But runs fine without Jamba too.

With IS Boxer, when you make a mapped key.
You can have it send a keybinding to the wow windows of your choice.
And then have a wow macro on that keybind.
But you can also have it run a wow macro internally, which is generated by the IS Boxer addon (the same as the auto FTL is generated).
You need to pick a unique keybinding, that is not used in warcraft; you can use this keybinding to run the macro from IS Boxer, or whatever hotkey you picked.
I generally go with keybinds and wow macros, so I always have an icon I can see... but an IS Boxer macro, like other macro addons, is not limited to 255 characters.



The choice here was a wow script or jamba command.
You can turn on repeater and do either.
Or you could create a mapped key which would do either.
The mapped key could call a wow macro, by outputting a keybind.
But if could also run a wow macro from IS Boxer, by building the macro in IS Boxer.