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<shorthand> |
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<settings> |
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<packetws>true</packetws> |
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<impact>true</impact> |
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<honor>true</honor> |
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</settings> |
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<spell id="374"> <!--Foe Requiem VII--> |
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<name>req</name> |
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<name>DoT<name> <!--You can add as many names as you like per spell. |
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These are parsed as if they're the official name |
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when using shorthand, so you can //req or /ma dot |
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to trigger requiem 7 in this example.--> |
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</spell> |
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<spell id="378"> <!--Army's Paeon--> |
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<command>/ap</command> |
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<command>ap</command> <!--You can also add as many commands as you like, |
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or a combination of commands and names. Commands |
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must be the start of the typed portion, but aren't |
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limitted by any structure. You could type 'ap thorny' |
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to cast paeon targetting a player named thorny in |
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this example.--> |
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</spell> |
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</shorthand> |
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Shorthand provides the input adjustment portion of Ashitacast1. To be specific: |
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-You may omit any symbols or spaces when typing spell names. |
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-You can type normal numerals in the place of roman numerals. |
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-You can type partial player, mob, or NPC names as your target. The closest valid target containing your text in it's name will be used. |
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-You can omit target entirely and it'll be directed to <t> (or <me> in the case of self-target only spells). |
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-You can prefix any ability/spell/weaponskill/item name with // instead of typing the ingame prefix. |
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-When using // in a manner that matches both a pet command and a spell, the pet command will be used when any pet is active, otherwise the spell will be used. |
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-If you need to specify between a pet command and spell, use /ja or /ma. |
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-While PacketWS is enabled, you will be able to weaponskill disengaged. |
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-Please note that the impact and honor march commands do NOT allow you to cast the spells without a marsyas or twilight cloak. |
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They will show the spell in your spell list, you must use ashitacast to ensure the associated item is on for precast. |
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If you try to cast them without the appropriate item in inventory or a wardrobe, shorthand will block the packet before it is sent to server. |
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If you have the item in inventory or wardrobe, but do not have ashitacast configured to equip it precast, the packet will be sent but the server won't allow the cast. |
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These should only be used in association with ashitacast for full functionality of those spells. |
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Commands |
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/shh export - Print a config XML with all abilities/spells/ws from the resources to Config/Shorthand-Empty.xml |
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/shh reload - Reload reference lists from your config XML. |
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/shh packetws [on/off] - When enabled, forces shorthand to generate packets for all weaponskills. |
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/shh impact [on/off] - When enabled, spell packets will be changed so that you always know impact. |
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/shh honor [on/off] - When enabled, spell packets will be changed so that you always know honor march. |
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/raw [Command] - Sends a command that will be ignored by shorthand. |
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Example: /raw /ma "Blizzard III" <t> |
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Commands that will be parsed when using Shorthand: |
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/ra |
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/range |
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/shoot |
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/throw |
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/a |
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/attack |
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/ta |
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/target |
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/ma |
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/magic |
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/ja |
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/jobability |
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/pet |
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/ws |
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/weaponskill |
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/i (not a normal in-game command, short for /item) |
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/item (will only try to use usable items in inventory, example usage would be: /i echodrops) |
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// (can be used for any spell, ability, ws, or item) |
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