How to Use .gear playercommand

Is there a question somewhere in there?

If so:

.gear list --- shows a list of currently saved gear sets
.gear save (name) --- saves current gear equipped.
.gear load (name) --- loads the gear set with indicated name
.gear delete (name) --- deletes the gear set with indicated name

Hope this helps!

 

The .gear playercommand?

 

Yes that is how you use it.

For example to save your current gear, type:

.gear save gearset1 (for example)

Then when you change gear you can load this saved gear set by typing:

.gear load gearset1

Then your saved gear set will be equipped

 

to be honest i dont get whats the use of .gear
i need a information about it.
it confuse me.

 

Its a great way to save gear sets without using macros so you can change gear quickly. For example as a cleric I might have a block set, a MB set, an HP set etc etc.

The in game macros only let you change 6 items at a time using an /equip command so if you used different armour and accessories you ran out of space and if some gear sets shared items, using /equip again would actually un-equip the item! For all those sets I mentioned I'd need about 10 different macros

The .gear command saves all items you are wearing under one name so you can change everything at once if you feel like it and it doesn't un-equip something if you are already wearing it.

 

the greatest thing about this .gear, is that you can switch the sets even on fear/sleep/para....etc etc. while with macro u cannot.

 

Yep that's handy too

 

Ahh okay

 

wow,i dint knew about that, i hope someone teachs us with a guide or something,would be nice

 

It's easy. Wear set you want to save, then write .gear save (ur name, for example mr) and voila. You can also put it in macro, so it would be faster. Made it already and it's working really cool. If you want any help in doing that, @Renaro , just pm me on forum.

 

Not rlly a guide, just a video how to. Keep in mind that the .gear save , not saving only your set, it save all the items that you are wearing. It s very helpful, spcly when you use more sets with the same name.