JJ -- as a reply to your issue...I *believe* that commands are evaluated in a slightly different way when given by macro than by manual command. Try checking to see if you have the multiline alias'ed already, and if so, remove that. If that doesn't clear it up, then by all means...do the the multiline itself. Can't understand why that would give that error, though.
Okay...proposed change! I'm not a fan of actually putting delays in, so the plugin now has the following two checks added in:
--If there IS a corpse of yours in zone, else keep waiting
--If you have a specified window of your UI open. I am not sure if this will work, or not, so I'd love some feedback on how it goes. By default, the plugin checks for the HotButtonWnd to be open, but there is ALSO a option for the /rez command that allows this to be changed, in case your UI (for some odd reason) does not utilize the HBW. The format is "/rez wnd WindowName" and needs to be the screen name of the window (that is, not the name of the file, for those newer to messing around with the UI xmls).
Okay...proposed change! I'm not a fan of actually putting delays in, so the plugin now has the following two checks added in:
--If there IS a corpse of yours in zone, else keep waiting
--If you have a specified window of your UI open. I am not sure if this will work, or not, so I'd love some feedback on how it goes. By default, the plugin checks for the HotButtonWnd to be open, but there is ALSO a option for the /rez command that allows this to be changed, in case your UI (for some odd reason) does not utilize the HBW. The format is "/rez wnd WindowName" and needs to be the screen name of the window (that is, not the name of the file, for those newer to messing around with the UI xmls).
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