List of Resources

Terminates the current macro and dumps all content into the chat window for you to edit.

Asks for text input and includes it into the macro.

Provides up to ten different configurable lists, where you can add whatever text you want.

Opens a list populated with the specified items and includes the selected one.

Only returns the metadata of the selected item.

Opens a prompt where you can add friends. Returns the selected friends name.

Includes the content of the file directly into the current macro. One macro can only contain up to ten includes, everyone after that gets ignored. In case you need a higher limit you have the ability to increase it from the config file. The config file is in `.minecraft/liteconfig/common/macros/.macros.txt`. There you have to change the compiler.maxinclude property.

Opens a list of homes. They can be automatically queried from the server.

Only returns the item name without the metadata.

Opens a list of items and blocks and returns the whole item id with metadata included.

Presents you a list with all available resource packs.

Opens a prompt with all script files inside the `.minecraft/liteconfig/common/.macros` folder and includes the selected file so that it can be executed.

Similar to $$? in that it asks for an input, but shows the specified name in front of the input box.

Opens a list of all saved places. Returns the coordinates of the selected place in the format `<x> <y> <z>`.

Returns the name of the selected place.

Returns only the x coordinate of the selected place.

Returns only the y coordinate of the selected place.

Returns only the z coordinate of the selected place.

Opens a list of all available shaders. Should be used with the SHADERGROUP() Action.

Opens a list of towns on your server. They can be automatically queried from the server.

Opens a list of all current users on your server.

Opens a list of warps. They can be automatically queried from the server.

Displays an "Advancement made!" popup you get when completing an advancement with a custom message and optionally a custom item. The successor is [TOAST](/docs/actions/toast) with the option to create other types of popups.

Whether the Alt key was pressed at the start of the script

Whether the Alt key is pressed