Clarification with Send.dll

I currently use XI-Util for Send and Sandbox, I haven't had any luck with the Sandbox.dll or Send.dll that comes with the Windower v4. I think the issue with send are the commands I'm using which are currently like this.

(I use an alias to bind these to keys also btw)

alias g510_M2G18
input \/\/send Mule \/target MainChar; 
wait 1; 
input \/\/send Mule \/lockon MainChar; 
wait 1; 
input \/\/send Mule \/follow MainChar

this works perfect for XI-Util send but not for the windower send, is it written wrong for windower? If so how would I re-word my macro's for windower version.

As always any help in solving this is greatly appreciated!

Thank You

     DJ

I wasn't aware that this worked for XI-Util as well. To my knowledge, it shouldn't. They would all need to go in one line. Also, you shouldn't have to use input:

alias g510_M2G18 send Mule \/target MainChar; wait 0.1; send Mule \/lockon MainChar; send Mule \/follow MainChar;

I removed the last wait and reduced the first one, as it shouldn't be required. I didn't try this yet, so I can't confirm, but I don't see why this shouldn't work.

Sorry it is all in 1 line in XI-Util was wondering if it should work the same for send.dll that comes with windower.

Then yes, to my knowledge it should.

curious, i'm not sure if this goes here but... how do you cancel a "/follow"? is there a command that would do it other then using numpad7?

For some reason I have the impression that using /follow a second time cancels it, but I'm not entirely sure.

I use:

setkey numpad7 down;wait 0.2;setkey numpad7 up;

I may also use numpad2. I forget.

@Byrth, Aye I use Autoexec to handle that so it only registers on my mule.

    <register silent="true" event="login_mule" runonce="true">exec g510/whm_sch.txt</register>

and I'll have to try that cancel follow command, atm I just manually place my mule where I want it to stand.