Autoexec

[Fhait]

I believe the autoexec script can be used to change key/mouse bindings based on class ?

I would like to be able to do this if possible for my healing mod.

ie. left-click : FLASH HEAL when on my priest
left-click : CHAIN HEAL when on my shaman

Can somebody elaborate on this procedure ?

Thanks,

= F

[Kcori]

My main is a Shadow Priest, but I have many different classes. This is how i solved my mouse bindings, I setup a symlink and sorted it by class. I then made 10 different mouse bindings files. You then link each of the files to the appropriate class in the symlink. This way what ever toon I log on to, it will have the corresponding mouse bindings. I hope this helps

[Fhait]

OK I think I grasp what you are getting at.

I know what a symlink is in the Unix world, so I think I've got enough of a grasp from there to muddle through.

It sounds like my window will use a symlink to point to the mouse-binding file for example, and that RDX will sort out which file is the right one behind the scenes every time I log in the appropriate class ?

To be more concise, the window will always point to the same mouse-binding 'file' , but that file is actually a symlink to the appropriate file based on class ?

= F

[Kcori]

Exactly =)

[Narinka]

Not sure what your problem is, but atm RDX creates specific character bindings on auto, isn't it?
They are placed in "default" package for me. And because character = class in some way it should work for you also.

Long time ago I had script like this for similar purpose. Maybe it will help you somehow, not sure if it works now.
(c) By Sigg if I'm correct, just changed to my specific "Nari" UI, so replace it with yours.

RDX.AddQuickDesktop("Nari_UI:desktop"); 

local tpdefault = RDXDB.GetOrCreatePackage("Nari_bindings");

-- Create player-specific bindings status for windows if they don't exist
mbo = RDXDB.TouchObject("Nari_bindings:bindings_status_" .. RDX.pspace);
if not mbo.data then
     mbo.data = {
                ["1"] = {
                    ["action"] = "target",
                },
                ["2"] = {
                    ["action"] = "menu",
                },
     };
     mbo.ty = "MouseBindings";
     mbo.version = 1;
end
-- Create symlink if it doesn't exist
mbsl = RDXDB.TouchObject("Nari_bindings:bindings_status");
if not mbsl.data then
      mbsl.ty = "SymLink"; mbsl.version = 1; mbsl.data = "";
end
-- Repoint symlink
RDXDB.SetSymLinkTarget("Nari_bindings:bindings_status", "Nari_bindings:bindings_status_" .. RDX.pspace);

ps: But better use default ones :P

[sigg]

the new symlink object do not need to have an autoexec script anymore.

this is automatic.