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Real weird macro issue.
Hi everyone.
So.. I have this "show-off" macro that I use occationally, which makes my 5 druids talk to eachother.
Here is a copy of the macro from one of them: (The 5 macros are slightly different to make an actual conversation, but the basics are the same, and the cheers etc at the end are the same.
/in 6 /say Hold on guys. I need to fix my hair first.. We may meet some guys out there.
/in 17 /say Right. I'm ready now.
/in 21 /say Hey. I like to look good, and with the mess you get us in, that's not easy.
/in 35 /Cheer
/in 36 /say Go Girls Go!
However, after the latest patch, these macros seem to screw up, and get the toons caught in an endless loop of cheering, and for the life of me I can't figure out why. There's no lag (60-100ms avg)
Some times I get this error message:
Date: 2010-07-24 13:14:58
ID: 6
Error occured in: Global
Count: 1
Message: ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua line 3417:
attempt to index field 'header' (a nil value)
Debug:
...Ons\FuBar_MoneyFu\Libs\AceEvent-2.0\AceEvent-2.0.lua:369:
...Ons\FuBar_MoneyFu\Libs\AceEvent-2.0\AceEvent-2.0.lua:345
But when the addon mentioned in the error message is disabled, the error message still comes up, but with a different addon listed under "Debug"
Help?
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Still no takers for this?
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Didn't you already ask this in another thread?
And no, I don't know the answer.
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As far as i know the /in command doesn't work anymore.
I had a rickroll macro with the same layout on my 4 characters, but doesn't work anymore either.
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According to the all knowing WoWWiki:
Quote:
- 01:54, January 3, 2010 Coobra (Talk | contribs) deleted "MACRO in" (Speedydeleted article: content was: '{{speedydelete|not a standard command, implemented by addons only}} {{macroapi}} __NOTOC__ Delayes the commands following it. /in 15 /y Vampire Blood faded!')
- 20:46, June 8, 2009 Pcj (Talk | contribs) deleted "MACRO in" (that's not a standard slash command)
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So i guess no more /in ?
there goes the 5xAmber timing macro for oculus, oh well, can brute force it with gear scaling now anyway.
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I use /in to invite team members and it works for me. Unless it's specific types of commands that can't be used with /in.
