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While there is strong temptation to set Incendiary Ammunition always on, there are times when it would be helpful to fire in normal mode, particularly with Executioner's Shot, because I'm likely to want the KB. So I put together the following:

 

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One button push and you toggle off whatever elemental mode you are in and take Executioner's Shot.

 

You can copy and past the following to get a macro which looks like the power:

 

/macro_image "DualPistol_ExecutionersShot" "No Element Executioner's Shot" "powexecname Executioner's Shot$$powexectoggleoff Cryo Ammunition$$powexectoggleoff Incendiary Ammunition$$powexectoggleoff Chemical Ammunition"

 

Executioner's Shot goes first because the commands are activated from right to left and you want the toggles off. 

 

The one downside is it will not get a countdown for when it is reusable. I put the power on the action bar above to serve as an indicator.

 

Wish there were a one-button way of making sure Cryo Ammunition was active and firing Supression Shot, but no such luck. Two button presses at least, though it could be the same button.

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14 hours ago, Erratic1 said:

Wish there were a one-button way of making sure Cryo Ammunition was active and firing Supression Shot, but no such luck. Two button presses at least, though it could be the same button.

 

You can certainly achieve that with a single button (using button PRESS to trigger one thing and button RELEASE to trigger a second thing) but it'll require keybinds rather than macros.

 

The other benefit of binding stuff like this to a key is that you can just keep the original ability in the power tray to display its recharge time properly.

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12 minutes ago, Maelwys said:

 

You can certainly achieve that with a single button (using button PRESS to trigger one thing and button RELEASE to trigger a second thing) but it'll require keybinds rather than macros.

 

The other benefit of binding stuff like this to a key is that you can just keep the original ability in the power tray to display its recharge time properly.

 

Thx! You've made me very happy this morning.

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