Help with switchblade bug wings?

[Speed Freak]

Not sure if this is the right place for this, but here goes. I'm looking to switch between two costumes when I turn on my flight power. When flight is on, I want to use costume 2 which has insect wings. When flight is off, I want to use costume 1 which has no wings. I just can't wrap my head around the whole CCE thing. Any help appreciated, thanks in advance.

[UltraAlt]

1 hour ago, Speed Freak said:

I just can't wrap my head around the whole CCE thing.

 

/macro name "cc #"

/macro name "cce # ccemote"

 

name = name of your macro

cce # = slot # first slot is 0, second is 1, third is 2, etc

ccemote = one of these below

 

ccbackflip cchowl ccevillaugh ccspin ccnuke 

cclightning ccprestochango ccdrinkformula 

ccsmokebomb ccninjaleap CCDimensionShift ccfurburst 

ccsalute ccvanguardsigil cccast ccsuperserum 

ccenergymorph ccrapidboil ccfeatherburst 

ccfurspin ccoilstrike ccpressurerelease 

cciceblock ccstoneblock ccfireworks 

ccpureenergy ccnuke ccmurderofcrows 

ccconfettithrow ccgiftburst ccinnerwill 

cclightmagic ccrainbow

 

I use these to switch between an IB=innocent bystander  and a super mode. My tray 9 in these cases has limited powers that would fit with an innocent bystander.

/macro IB  "cce # ccemote$$goto_tray 9"

/macro Super "cce # ccemote$$goto_tray 1"

 

You have to wait - believe 10 seconds - between costume changes.

[Forager]

It doesn't sound like CCE is what you're looking for, though you could certainly incorporate that as well.

 

I think you're looking to bind fly activation and the costume change with one key. If you want to use the same key to change back, you'll need to make that bind rotate, but I imagine that one could easily get out of sync if you pressed it while your costume change was cooling down.

 

Lots of info here including how to separate commands and rotating binds:

 

https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/The_Incomplete_and_Unofficial_Guide_to_/bind

Edited 4 hours ago by Forager

[Psyonico]

You could also do it with macros.

 

/macro Fly “cc 0$$powexec_toggleon Fly”

/macro FlyOff “cc 1$$powexec_toggleoff Fly”

 

assuming your first costume has wings and your second does not.

 

 You may have to click the macro twice for both effects to work.

[UltraAlt]

2 hours ago, Psyonico said:

You could also do it with macros.

 

/macro Fly “cc 0$$powexec_toggleon Fly”

/macro FlyOff “cc 1$$powexec_toggleoff Fly”

 

assuming your first costume has wings and your second does not.

 

 You may have to click the macro twice for both effects to work.

 

@Speed Freak I would do the costume change first to make sure it goes through and you have the wings and then toggle flight on - otherwise, you are likely to have situations where you start flying when the wings aren't there ... due to one reason or another. At least, that the way that I handle it.