Look under the Options or Settings file menu for a Macro Create button of some kind.

If you press that, it should ask you what key you want it set to... press 1 in this case and then enter the command you want it to perform when the little dialog box pops up. At least, I'm pretty sure that's the way it should work. *chuckles* I haven't been using Zmud for a while... but I'm pretty sure that's right.

Don't use "1" as a macro, though, or every time you type "1" as part of a normal sentence, you'll execute your macro to sip. Use keys that aren't normally used for sentences, such as F1 or Ctrl-1.

Thanks a lot mate! Now I'm making my own little macros and aliases thanks to you . Are there more advanced things that you could maybe teach me sometime?

More advanced? *laughs* You haven't touched the surface of what's possible with your client, man. Imagine sitting there while someone is attacking you and doing nothing while your client completely heals you and makes sure that it fixes all your problems, such as broken legs, shriveled arms, anorexia, slickness, stuff you haven't even seen yet.

Anyway... that said, I couldn't teach you any of that, because it's massively complicated and I'm not even close to being able to do it myself. *grins* I bought Cmud and I use Catarin's free system that does all of that kind of thing for you.

So yes, to put it lightly, there are many MANY things you can do. Though, one thing that you might want to work on next is something like an "autosipper" for automatically sipping health when you get below a certain point while you're bashing around.

You can search the forum here for ideas or maybe even find one that you can download and use for your own uses.

Yea I downloaded a script pack that did all of that stuff for CMUD but I prefer ZMUD, and I can find anythnig for ZMUD cool will do!

hey just a quick question: i made a trigger that goes like this:

^You have recovered balance on your left arm.$
#echo YOU HAVE RECOVERED BALANCE ON YOUR LEFT ARM

^You have recovered balance on your right arm.$
#echo YOU HAVE RECOVERED BALANCE ON YOUR RIGHT ARM

the left arm trigger works but for some weird reason the right arm trigger doesn't

Echoing the same text that your trigger fires on can be a very bad idea. You could get yourself into an infinite loop, with the trigger firing itself over and over, if you're not careful. In this case, however, you could, say, turn on the 'Case Sensitive' option to keep the trigger from firing on the echo text.

Okay I made the triggers case sensitive but the right arm still doesn't work

Zmud right? Make a trig to just encompass both.

you can copy and paste the below line
#trigger {^You have recovered balance on your (%w) arm.$} {#echo YOU HAVE RECOVERED BALANCE ON YOUR %upper( %1) ARM}

Make sure its all connected, it might not all show on one line when pasted into zmud, so go to the end of the top line and click delete (to make sure they are attached) then space. Replace any letter you might have deleted and that should work. But yeah make sure your basic trig is case sensitivity or the echo can call itself.