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    /jamba-team invite <tag>

    Is this command still meant to work with tags?

    ---Edit---
    Looks like the syntax is - testing it again now.
    /jamba-team invitetag <tag>

    Ok, InviteTag is working in a sense. I can see it's able to find the people in the tag but it's not inviting them.

    ---Edit---
    Thanks Ebony, Everyone you want in the group, has to have the tag. It will invite from the first character in the group based on the master list.

    Example 10 box team
    Add Tag Group1 to first 5 boxes in jamba
    Add Tag Group2 to Last 5 boxes in jamba

    From anywhere use the following macro
    Code:
    /jamba-team invitetag Group1
    /jamba-team invitetag Group2
    Highest character on the Team List with Group1 tag will start inviting the rest of Group1
    Highest character on the Team List with Group2 tag will start inviting the rest of Group2

    This in isboxer works pretty nice for adding tags dynamically.
    Code:
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT1} Grp1
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT2} Grp1
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT3} Grp1
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT4} Grp1
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT5} Grp1
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT6} Grp2
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT7} Grp2
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT8} Grp2
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT9} Grp2
    /jamba-tag add {SLOT10} Grp2
    /jamba-tag push
    I would suggest adding /jamba-team push to something your main driving character presses alot or add it in a step in isboxer.
    This means sure that the Team List is the same across all team members as it's my experience the team list will have each slave at the top of its own list otherwise.

    With regards to using it.

    Make 2 ATGs in isboxer (Group1 & Group2) and macros like this will work

    Sets the Follow Master for the Group.
    Code:
    !if (character is in "Group1")/jamba-follow setmaster {CHARACTER} Group1
    !if (character is in "Group2")/jamba-follow setmaster {CHARACTER} Group2
    Follow the Follow Master
    Code:
    !if (character is in "Group1")/jamba-follow master Group1
    !if (character is in "Group2")/jamba-follow master Group2
    You set up the keymap just to self. The conditonals will take care of the group it's sent to.

    Needs to be a delay (around 500-800ms) between these as Jamba works through the background process of setting up the follow master. I just used a 2 step macro and double tapped it not too quickly.


    A test ISboxer Profile I set up while working through all this.
    http://pastebin.com/EdQMFfpr
    Last edited by Jabberie : 01-07-2017 at 05:59 PM

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