Supress Macro Outputs to Players

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Amaroth
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Supress Macro Outputs to Players

Post by Amaroth »

Hi, I've tried to use a search option to find wheter anyone else has asked the same thing before (probably someobe did), but search seems to be unavailable at the moment, and I couldn't find an answer on wiki either. So, my little problem with my macro is, that it sends its output to all players, not just to me as a GM. All stuff my macro does is h:, so no outputs are given, then I've got a last line which is outputting results:

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Minimal roll [Min] + is required - [Chance] % chance to hit. [Req] attacks are needed for 1 hit.
And I'd like to be the only one who sees this in his chat window. How can I do that? I've tried several things, none of them really worked.

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Re: Supress Macro Outputs to Players

Post by trrpt »

See if this works:

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[g: "Minimal roll "+Min+" is required - "+Chance+"% chance to hit. "+Req+" attacks are needed for 1 hit."]
The g: roll option is described on this wiki page.

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Re: Supress Macro Outputs to Players

Post by Full Bleed »

You can also use Wiki: broadcast().
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Amaroth
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Re: Supress Macro Outputs to Players

Post by Amaroth »

Thanks, this:

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[g: "Minimal roll "+Min+" is required - "+Chance+"% chance to hit. "+Req+" attacks are needed for 1 hit."]
did a trick. Although I have tryed the same before and it didn't work for me, probably some silly typo which I couldn't find.

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