Not by direct position number, no.. unless you get tricky. (see below)
You can still bind any of the powers in those slots by their powername instead though.
Being tricky to get it to work..
Assuming you have tray1 in the bottom slot, you can program a key to set off any power by it's position in any tray with the following bind:
/bind KEY "gototray #$$powexecslot #$$gototray 1"
That will switch the bottom tray to the one the designate by the first #, then activate the power you designate by slot #, and return the tray back to tray 1 (it goes so fast you wont even see the tray switch, but the correct power still activates).
So if you want something from tray number 7, in position 8, the bind would be:
/bind KEY "gototray 7$$powexecslot 8$$gototray 1"
(If your bottom tray is not tray1, simply change that part of the bind to the number of the tray you usually keep there.)
Thanks that tricky macro might work =)
You could also use /powexectray <slot> <tray> with slot and tray replaced with the appropriate numbers.
ie. to execute the power in slot 3 on tray 7: /powexectray 3 7
Or call the power directly by using /bind <key name> powexecname <name of power> For example - /bind numpadenter powexecname Vengeance.
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I don't think that will work, since, you know.... all commands in a macro/bind execute at EXACTLY the same time. It would have to be combination of several macros and several keypresses, using each macro to load the next. Kind of like how my Force Field macros work in my guide.
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Originally Posted by Master-Blade
Not by direct position number, no.. unless you get tricky. (see below)
You can still bind any of the powers in those slots by their powername instead though. Being tricky to get it to work.. Assuming you have tray1 in the bottom slot, you can program a key to set off any power by it's position in any tray with the following bind: /bind KEY "gototray #$$powexecslot #$$gototray 1" That will switch the bottom tray to the one the designate by the first #, then activate the power you designate by slot #, and return the tray back to tray 1 (it goes so fast you wont even see the tray switch, but the correct power still activates). So if you want something from tray number 7, in position 8, the bind would be: /bind KEY "gototray 7$$powexecslot 8$$gototray 1" (If your bottom tray is not tray1, simply change that part of the bind to the number of the tray you usually keep there.) |
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This would seem to be the simplest way. Why would anyone want to bind trays (outside of a Kheldian)? And now with the ability to have more than three trays open, switching trays is less necessary than before.
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Originally Posted by BlkFalcon
Or call the power directly by using /bind <key name> powexecname <name of power> For example - /bind numpadenter powexecname Vengeance.
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I was under the impression that command only worked for trays 1 2 and 3. It seemed "<tray>" in that command references the tray positions, not the tray numbers themselves. I thought tested it before in a previous thread about the same subject, but I guess not. That command will certainly work providing you are using the tray number, not the tray's window number.|
Originally Posted by Dying_Breath
You could also use /powexectray <slot> <tray> with slot and tray replaced with the appropriate numbers.
ie. to execute the power in slot 3 on tray 7: /powexectray 3 7 |
Well, my trick is still kinda cool anyway. lol
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Originally Posted by Westley
I don't think that will work, since, you know.... all commands in a macro/bind execute at EXACTLY the same time. It would have to be combination of several macros and several keypresses, using each macro to load the next. Kind of like how my Force Field macros work in my guide.
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My bind works just fine because I also tested it before posting.
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Originally Posted by White Hot Flash
This would seem to be the simplest way. Why would anyone want to bind trays (outside of a Kheldian)? And now with the ability to have more than three trays open, switching trays is less necessary than before.
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Even though my bind uses the gototray command, no tray is actually changed, and having the actual tray open in another location is beside the point.
Is there anyway to keybind powertrays 4-9? I could only get powexec_alt2slot how about the other altslots?