You want to tank, you respec to tank line, your DPS skills like X go away. One of those trait lines will be your DPS line and have all your DPS skills like X. Instead you pick a trait line (red, blue, yellow) for your character. For example in WoW I can do this in a macro]If in DPS Stance Again, one click must always equal one action and only one action within the game.Like the ability to actually use a basic logic system to activate abilities, etc. one click = many actions) in order to try and fire something that isn't currently in a cool down state then yes, that is against the ToS. If you instead have a system that when you hit 1, it fires of 1, 2, 3, 4 in quick succession or all at once (i.e. There is a caveat - you can't have the macro determine a minimum time between clicks to work around the global cool down timing and only fire the next button in sequence if the GCD has expired. If you have a system set up so that if you hit the same key 4 times likes so: '1, 1, 1, 1' and instead of just firing off whatever 1 is bound to it fires off '1, 2, 3, 4', then as long as you keep it to 'one key = one other key hit' its in that grey area of not true automation. It is okay to bind a macro that performs abilities after each other as long as it still requires the user to press the button on the physical keyboard each time a new action is performed.I normally open my character sheet window and such manually anyways, so if I reassign those keys to a more useful ability than its no big deal for me. Luckily, the only 'bound keys' I use are the directional ones and occasionally the one for chat, but since I'm currently focusing on the storylines more than the multiplayer aspect with groups and such, I don't have as much of an issue. Since I'm not very good with complicated computer jargon, the way you explained it was probably best. Hope I didn't over-simplify things for ya. Any key on the keyboard/mouse (mouse usually) is available to use. Preferences -> Keybinding -> Quickbar for keybind settings, Quickbars 1-4, 12 slots each. medpacs) on the quickbars like I do then you may have more abilities than slots available). I did however find out that some of my other mouse buttons that I use for easily browsing websites and such couldn't be bound, so watch out for that.ДЄnd if I didn't mention earlier, they don't show which quickbar is which, but Quickbar 1 is the top bar in the middle, 2 is the bottom middle, 3 is the left, and 4 is the right (going by the default interface preset 'Extended' options).Дon't wanna make this post any longer or confusing, but the reason I said 'most' abilities can be keybound is because some classes have more abilities than available quickbar slots (or if you like to keep certain non-class specific abilities (i.e. I personally also like to use the mouse for keybinds, like CTRL + Mouse Wheel Up, Down, ALT +, SHIFT +, etc. You can also use CTRL or ALT or SHIFT + Letter/Number if you have preferred keys but can't use them more than once. Binding the key 'C' to a slot will no longer allow you to access your character sheet by pressing it, then you have to reset it and it's a pain in the ***). It's possible to use almost every key on the keyboard to activate an ability, but also be sure to watch out for accidentally binding keys that already have a use (i.e. Also, if you don't like the original numbered keybindings on Quickbar 1, you can change those the same way you can change the others. If you click it you can type in your preferred keybinding. Scroll down the menu until you reach 'Quickbar 2 Slot #.' From then on each of the selections will represent an ability slot (Quickbar 2 Slot 1 to Quickbar 4 Slot 12). It's possible to 'keybind' most of your abilities by accessing the Keybind Options from Preferences -> Keybinding -> Quickbar.

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