for help with macro commands and scripting in general.Another great source of info is this site. Where? (Where can I learn more about macros / scripting?) Digital Utopia 05:25 2 February 2007 (CST) For miscellaneous actions such as switching weapons, playing music, or sending chat messages scripts still work fine. The majority of the new limitations on the "/Script" tag cover these actions. If you wish to create a macro to cast spells or use an item, refer to the 2.0 Macro guide. NOTE: Scripts are now mainly reserved for UI, the allowable API used within the /script tag is greatly reduced. There is a quite extensive list of all the API functions available for use in scripts at This is done via a set of functions (called API or Application Programming Interface) that WoW makes available for use in scripts. So what can a script do? There are many resources on Lua scripts (the main one being ) However, the most important point is that scripts are able to perform many more game actions than slash commands. Macros you can enter scripts as part of macros, by putting one or more "/script" commands in your macro. script If you type the slash command "/script" in the chat box, you can follow it with one or more valid Lua language statements (i.e. The kind of places that you can use a script: Instead, there are several places in WoW where you have the option to enter scripts as part of something else. you don't just type in a script and execute it (although this is also possible). However, in WoW, a script is usually not something that you use by itself, i.e. What this means is that WoW is able to understand and execute little programs written in the Lua language.
World of Warcraft has a powerful programming language called Lua embedded inside it, which is used for scripting. The purpose of a script is usually to control another program. Usually, not just in WoW, the term Script refers to a short to medium length program, written in some kind of simple programming language (called a scripting language). Users wishing to use more advanced commands are recommended to see the Interface Customization and World of Warcraft API sections at. With some exceptions, these commands behave exactly as if you had typed them into the chat window. Macros are a list of commands designed to be executed in series.Ī macro can consist of any number of /(command)s or pure text to up 255 characters.
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