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Swift Assist
- 1 Like
- Warhammer Online
- 42 Monthly Downloads
- Supports: 1.4.4
- 4,712 Total Downloads
- Updated 11/16/2011
- Created 05/28/2011
- 3 Favorites
- Project Site
- Comments
- Release Type: Release
- License: MIT License
- Newest File: 1.14
About Swift Assist
Swift Assist provides a more comfortable access to setting up and using an ingame assist macro.
If you like assisting the straight forward and fast way, this addon just adds comfort to that method, at the same time being very lightweight.
Why would I wanna use that?
Compared to changing assist macros manually all the time, it is just more comfortable.
In comparison to assist addons that use hidden chat channels, it is faster.
This is why many organized groups prefer macros over those addons.
Those addons, however, prove to be useful in unorganized pug situations, particularly any time not everyone is on voicecom, so usage does not exclude each other.
Personally, I recommend the following setup, in case of using both:
Using assist macros in the party, use an addon with addon communication as backup, example usage being help calls from someone other than the main assist.
Setup
After installation, the first thing you might want to do is move the assist visualization in the games layout editor to anywhere you want. You can also hide it there later after you got used to it and want to save screen space.
By default it will be in the lower center of your screen.
Now, enter the games macro menu, and pull the SetAssist and the Assist Macro to your action bars.
If you want, you can announce your SetAssist. This setting is off per default and can be enabled via:
/swiftassist announcesetassist
party,warband,worldoff,
scenario,scenariogroup,scenariooff
/swiftassist announcesetassist warband falls back to party if in party.
This is saved globally for all characters.
Usage
Assisting
The assist macro works just like your normal assist macro would do.
Setting Assist

The SetAssist macro works the following way:
When pressed...
If a unitframe from Effigy v3+, Squared or Enemy is mouseovered, set the assist macro to this unit.
Else use your friendly target.
Credits
go to Yak for the initial idea, icons and involvement in the first versions under the name yAssistHelper.
However, it is long overdue to bring this to a wider audience, so here it is :)
2011-11-16 Philosound <Philosound>
[d660a873a2d8] [1.14]
* SwiftAssist.lua SwiftAssist.mod
fixes a bug with macro creation
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Comments
the setassist and assist macros dont show up in my macro window, possibly because its almost full. i would appreciate it if you could post or pm me the script for thoose.
thanks
The SetAssist macro must have the following content:
/script SwiftAssist.SetAssist()
(and has the default name SetAssist, but that´s not a requirement).
The Assist macro, to be identified, needs to have the name:
Assist
(Contents will be filled by SetAssist)
this addon was a really good idea to make so thanks for making it, will try it out tonight.
cheers fot the addon
On a side note, trouble could have something to do with only using /rel after changing a macro. They might only be saved probably when actually logging out. Haven´t verified this yet, though.