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Originally Posted by Saphynne
As far as in Eq2, I have have it where when I click on JC it does the following (/tell %t JC ; /channelxxx JC Cap on %t).
While in ACT
(?<Player>You tell) (?<Channel>xxx) \(\d+\), ?"(?<attacker>[\w\S]+) JCap on \."
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In the macro you want to use:
/tellchannel xxx JC Cap on %t
And in ACT, if you're using the above as your macro:
You tell xxx \(\d+\), "JC Cap on (?<attacker>[\w\S]+)"
Anytime you say something in a channel, it's going to hit the log as something like:
You tell channelname (#), "message"
The \(\d+\) is matching the channel number in parenthesis. The (?<attacker>[\w\S]+) is capturing your %t. There are ways to make the regexp more efficient by tossing more ?'s in there, but this will work and should make more sense for customizing it to your own custom channel message. I hope.