/say Entertainer buffs available, just ask;
/pause 60;
/macro buffannounce;Tells the cantina what you are offering on a timer. Half of the SWG social economy ran on macros exactly like this one.
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Star Wars Galaxies · profession
Entertainer macros
Heals mind wounds and grants buffs by performing in cantinas. The profession that made unattended looping macros a fixture of the game.
18 macros
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+2 more/ui action toolbarSlot00; /pause 3; /ui action toolbarSlot01; /pause 3; /ui action toolbarSlot02; /pause 3; /macro combatloop;Cycles three toolbar abilities and repeats. Works for any combat profession because it addresses slots rather than named abilities.
/alias inv /invite;Aliases wrap a command behind a shorter name and can be called from macros. Useful for anything you type constantly but do not want a whole macro for.
EN /dance basic; /pause 120; /flourish 1; /pause 10; /macro danceloop;Starts a dance, waits, and restarts itself. Entertainers have kept cantinas running on this exact macro for over twenty years.
EN +2 more/flourish 1; /pause 10; /flourish 2; /pause 10; /flourish 3; /pause 10; /macro flourishcycle;Rotates through flourishes to keep the audience buff building. Flourishes are what actually generate the entertainer experience and the buff, not the dance itself.
/follow; /pause 1;Follows your current target until you move. SWG planets are enormous and following someone who knows the way is a genuine time saver.
/pause 0.1; /pause 1; /pause 5;The minimum is a tenth of a second, but anything under a full second is unreliable under load. Most working macros use two seconds or more between actions.
/invite; /pause 2; /join;Invites your target and then joins. Buff lines and hunting parties both start with this pair of commands.
/loot; /pause 2; /nextcorpse;Loots the corpse you have targeted. Chained onto the end of a combat macro it turns a grind into something you barely have to watch.
/ui action toolbarSlot00; /pause 4; /macro myloop;A macro that calls its own name on the last line runs forever. This one line is the reason SWG macros are remembered the way they are — and the reason you should always know how to stop one.
EN /startmusic starwars1; /pause 120; /flourish 1; /pause 10; /macro musicloop;The musician version of the dance loop. Same structure, different starting command, and it stacks with a dancer in the same cantina.
/say Selling resources at the bazaar; /gu Anyone need a doc buff?;SWG separates spatial chat from planet-wide channels. /say is local, /shout carries further, and guild chat keeps your city organised.
/ui action toolbarSlot00; /pause 2;Drives the interface directly by pressing a toolbar slot. Slots run 0 to 23 — the top row is 0 to 11 and the bottom row is 12 to 23 — which is how macros use abilities they cannot name directly.
/afk Buffing on request, tell me; /pause 1;Marks you away with a message. Entertainers and buff vendors leave these running for hours, which is exactly the culture this game built.
/dump;Kills all running macros immediately. Learn this before you write your first loop, because a runaway macro will happily keep going until you close the client.
/ui action toolbarPane01; /pause 1; /ui action toolbarSlot00;Changes which toolbar bank is active, numbered 0 to 5 for bars one through six. Long macros use this to reach far more than twenty-four abilities.
/targetClosestEnemy; /pause 1; /attack; /pause 3;Picks the nearest hostile and opens fire. The basis of every unattended combat macro ever written for this game, for better and worse.
/say Hello there; /pause 2; /say General Kenobi;Every command ends with a semicolon and every macro needs a pause between actions. Leave a semicolon off and everything after it is silently ignored, which is the single most common mistake in SWG macros.
Other SWG professions
Every profession shares the same macro syntax, so a good idea usually ports across.