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::*''Direction'' can either be one of six cardinal directions relative to the player: '''forward, back, left, right, up, down''', -or- it can be a number. If it's a number, it is taken as an '''angle in degrees'''. 0 is straight in front of you, 90 is right, etc. It can also be '''camera''', to indicate the direction the camera is facing, including elevation. | ::*''Direction'' can either be one of six cardinal directions relative to the player: '''forward, back, left, right, up, down''', -or- it can be a number. If it's a number, it is taken as an '''angle in degrees'''. 0 is straight in front of you, 90 is right, etc. It can also be '''camera''', to indicate the direction the camera is facing, including elevation. | ||
::*''Distance'' is either a number in world units ('''feet'''), or the keyword '''max''', which means to use the maximum range of the power. | ::*''Distance'' is either a number in world units ('''feet'''), or the keyword '''max''', which means to use the maximum range of the power. | ||
:: '''cursor''' - Current location of the cursor. This targeting mode behaves as if the power was activated with a click at the current mouse cursor location (great for teleporting). | :: '''cursor''' - Current location of the cursor. This targeting mode behaves as if the power was activated with a click at the current mouse cursor location. This will allow you to quickly activate a location-targeting power with a key without needing to click (great for teleporting). Note: Before this targeting mode was introduced, the most effective way to use Teleport was to bind it temporarily to the left mouse button. | ||
*'''Power''' is the name of the power, just like what you'd use with /powexec_name. You can put quotes around the name to make it look cleaner if you want, but they are optional. | *'''Power''' is the name of the power, just like what you'd use with /powexec_name. You can put quotes around the name to make it look cleaner if you want, but they are optional. | ||
* This command can be used in a macro or bind. | * This command can be used in a macro or bind. | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 29 July 2022
Slash Command
/powexec_location loc power
Allows location targeting powers to be used without having to click.
- Loc is a location specifier. There's several different things you can use here:
- me or self - Both arguments target the power on yourself.
- target - Cast on your currently selected target. If you have no target, the power is not activated.
- direction:distance
- Direction can either be one of six cardinal directions relative to the player: forward, back, left, right, up, down, -or- it can be a number. If it's a number, it is taken as an angle in degrees. 0 is straight in front of you, 90 is right, etc. It can also be camera, to indicate the direction the camera is facing, including elevation.
- Distance is either a number in world units (feet), or the keyword max, which means to use the maximum range of the power.
- cursor - Current location of the cursor. This targeting mode behaves as if the power was activated with a click at the current mouse cursor location. This will allow you to quickly activate a location-targeting power with a key without needing to click (great for teleporting). Note: Before this targeting mode was introduced, the most effective way to use Teleport was to bind it temporarily to the left mouse button.
- Power is the name of the power, just like what you'd use with /powexec_name. You can put quotes around the name to make it look cleaner if you want, but they are optional.
- This command can be used in a macro or bind.
Examples
/powexec_location me Fire Imps (Casts fire imps at your feet) /powexec_location target Tar Patch (Casts Tar patch centered on your current target) /powexec_location camera:max Teleport (Casts teleport where you are looking, max range) /powexec_location target Burst of Speed (Casts Burst of Speed at your target) /powexec_location 0:10 Caltrops (Casts Caltrops 10 feet in front of you) /powexec_location cursor Translocation (Casts Translocation where the cursor is located)