Macro

Main article: Commands

Macros are user-defined automated commands that allow you to record multiple actions and trigger them with a single button or key stroke.

Creating Macros

1. Open main menu
2. Take the User Macro Option
3. Select the macro number you wish to modify
4. Name the Macro
5. Select the Macro Icon
6. Add the script to the Macro

The Macro can then be dragged from the Macro UI to the Hotbar

List of Commands

This section is largely incomplete and is in need of detailing.

Text Commands

Entering a text command starting with the / (forward slash) key allows players to change equipment, use abilities, perform emotes and various other actions. Additional directions such as subcommands and placeholders can be added to commands for even greater customization, such as specifying targets, toggling functions on and off, and so on. The additional directions should follow the main command, separated by a space.

Chat

Command	Shorthand	Help
/say [mes.]	/s	Sends a message to all PCs within a small radius. The message will not be displayed if a PC has their [Say] chat filter turned on. Typing /say or /s without a message switches the default chat mode to [Say].
/shout [mes.]	/sh	.
/tell[PC_name] [mes.]	/t	Sends a message to a specific PC within the same World. This message cannot be seen by any other PCs. Typing /tell or /t [PC_name] without a message switches the default chat mode to [Tell].
/party [mes.]	/p	Sends a message to all members of your current party, regardless of their location. Typing /party or /p without a message switches the default chat mode to [Party].
/linkshell [mes.]	/l	Sends a message to all members of your active linkshell, regardless of their location. Typing /linkshell or /l without a message switches the default chat mode to [Linkshell].
/echo [mes.]	/e	Displays a message that only you can see.
/chatmode [chat mode]	/cm	Set the default chat mode. >>Example: /chatmode party (Changes default chat mode to party chat.) The default mode will be deactivated after a single message if it is set to Shout. When setting the default mode to Tell, you are still required to enter the recipient PC's name. If no chat mode is specified, the current default setting will be displayed.

Actions

Command	Shorthand	Help
/action [action name]	/ac	Uses an action on a specified target. This cannot be used with actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors.
/petaction [action name]	/pac	Uses a pet action on the specified PC. Uses current target when not specified. This cannot be used with pet actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. e.g. /petaction Obey
/companionaction [action name]	/cac	ses a companion action. The target of companion actions cannot be specified. This cannot be used with companion actions you have not yet learned, or when restricted by other factors. e.g. /companionaction Attacker Stance
/macroicon [action name]	none	Changes icon with ability name and displays the cooldown spiral.
/recast [action name]	none	Displays time remaining until the specified action can be used again.
/equipaction [slot] [action name]	/eaction	Equips an action to a specified slot. If an action name is omitted, the action currently equipped to that slot will be removed. Basic class actions cannot be removed. Slots are designated by the numbers 1–30.
/actionqueue [subcommand]	/aq	Toggle the priority input feature for actions. Displays whether priority input is enabled or disabled when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Enable priority input Off Disable priority input
/actioncancel [subcommand]	/acan	Enable cancelling of actions by selecting them again from the action bar while they are being cast or channeled. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Enable cancelling via the action bar. Off Disable cancelling via the action bar.

Targeting

Command	Shorthand	Help
/targetmode [subcommand]	/tmode	Toggle between targeting modes. Value Description Subcommands a Activate targeting mode A. Use up and down to target party members, and left and right to cycle targets based on current target filter. b Activate targeting mode B. Use up and down to select a target filer, and left and right to cycle targets. c Activate targeting mode C. Use up and down to target party members, and left and right to cycle all targets.
/battletargetmode [subcommand]	/btmode	Toggle targeting mode only for enemies that are engaged. Toggle on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Activate targeting mode. Off Disable targeting mode.
/directtarget [subcommand]	/dtar	Toggle direct targeting on. Press accept/confirm to select the nearest target, regardless of filters. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Toggle direct targeting on. Press Accept/Confirm to select the nearest target, regardless of target filters. Off Toggle direct targeting off.
/targetpc	none	Targets the closest PC within a certain radius.
/targetnpc	none	Targets the closest NPC or enemy within a certain radius.
/targetenemy	/tenemy	Targets the closest enemy
/battletarget	/bt	Targets the closest engaged target
/lockon	none	Locks on to the target. Enter the command again to turn lock off.
/autolockon [subcommands]	/autolock	Automatically lock onto targets. Toggle between enabled and disabled modes when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Enable automatic target lock. Off Disable automatic targtet lock.
/assist	/as	Targets the target of a PC specified by a ‹t› or ‹p#› macro.
/subtarget [subcommand]	/st	Toggles subtargeting when executing commands directly from the action bar. Toggle between on and off when no command is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Enable subtargeting. Off Disable subtargeting.
/facetarget	/ft	When executed, the character will immediately turn to face the main target. If the character is in motion, the character will come to an immediate halt.

Equipment

Command	Shorthand	Help
/equip [slot] [item name]	none	Equips an item to a specified slot. If an item name is omitted, then the item currently equipped to that slot will be unequipped. Available slots: main sub throwing pack pouch head body shirt legs garment hands feet waist neck ears wrists R.finger L.finger.
/display [slot] [subcommand]	none	Toggle the display of gear in the head or main hand slots. Gear Slots: main (valid in passive mode only) head Value Description Subcommands On Show the item equipped in the designated slot. Off Hide the item equipped in the designated slot.
/job [subcommand]	none	Toggle the job associated with your current class. Toggle between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands On Activate the associated job. Off Deactivate the associated job.

Party

Command	Shorthand	Help
/partycmd [subcommand]	/pcmd	Executes various party commands. Value Description Subcommands add [name] Invite targeted PC to your party. leave Leave your current party. kick [name] Oust a PC from your party. breakup Dissolve your current party.
/join	none	Accepts a party invite.
/decline	none	Declines a party invite.

UI Display

Command	Shorthand	Help
/actionbar [subcommand]	/abar	Toggle actionbar display method. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Always display actionbar. off Display bar only when executing commands.
/actionbarhelp [subcommand]	/abarhelp	Display pop-up help text for action bars. Toggle between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display help text. off Hide help text.
/targetcursor [subcommand]	/tcursor	Set the default position of the target cursor. Value Description Subcommands a Set to central. b Set to floating. c Set to both central and floating.
/names [subcommand]	none	Turn all name displays on or off. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Turn names one. off Turn names off.
/enemylevel [subcommand]	/elevel	Display levels below enemies’ names. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display enemy levels off Hide enemy levels.
/enemyicon [subcommand]	/eicon	Display active and non-active icons for enemies. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display active (red) and non-active (green) icons. off Hide active (red) and non-active (green) icons.
/enmity [subcommand]	/enm	Display enemy enmity icons. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display enmity icons next to enemy HP bars. off Hide enmity icons.
/away [subcommand]	none	Change your online status to away. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display away icon. off Hide away icon.
/countdown [value]	/count	Initiate a countdown in seconds, starting at the designated value (up to 20 seconds). Countdown length is 5 seconds when no value is specified. Words and numbers displayed will not appear in screenshots.

Menus

Command	Shorthand	Help
/loot	none	Opens your loot list.
/friendlist	/flist	Opens your friend list.
/blacklist [subcommand]	/blist	Opens your blacklist. Command Description Subcommands add [name] Adds the character with the specified name to your blacklist.
/map	none	Opens the current area map.
/supportdesk	/helpdesk	Opens the help desk menu.
/logout	none	Begins the log out process.
/shutdown	none	Log out and exit the game.

Configuration

Command	Shorthand	Help
/shadow [subcommand]	none	Toggle the display of character shadows. Toggles between enabled and disabled when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Enable character shadows. off Disable character shadows.
/dusteffect [subcommand]	/dust	Toggle the display of graphic effects left by characters feet. Toggles between enabled and disabled when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Enable effects made by feet. off Disable effects made by feet.
/physics [subcommand]	none	Toggle realistic physics effects. Toggles between enabled and disabled modes when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Enable realistic physics effects. off Disable realistic physics effects.
/profanity [subcommand]	none	Toggle the profane language filter. Toggles between enabled and disabled when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Enable the language filter. off Disable the language filter.
/scrollingbattletext [subcommand]	/sbt	Toggle the display of damage and other combat information. Value Description Subcommands on Enable graphic combat text. off Disable graphic combat text.
/extendeddraw [subcommand]	/edraw	Extend the range at which graphics are drawn. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand specified. Value Description Subcommands on Enable extended drawing. off Disable extended drawing.
/textclear [num] [subcommand]	/tc	Toggle the text auto-hide feature for num log window. Text will be hidden after 60 seconds. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Turn on the log text hide feature. off Turn off the log text hide feature.
/camera [subcommand]	/cam	Set the current camera position as default when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands reset Reset position to system default.
/uilock [subcommand]	none	Prevents movement or resizing of UI elements. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Lock the position and size of all UI elements. off Unlock the position and size of all UI elements.
/macrobar [subcommand]	/mbar	Toggle the continuous display of the macro bar. Toggles between off and on when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Display or hide the macro bar with a single press of Ctrl or Alt. off Display the macro bar by holding down Ctrl or Alt.
/uihelp [subcommand]	none	Display pop-up help text for each UI element. Toggles between on and off when no subcommand given. Value Description Subcommands on Display help text. off Hide help text.

Player Search

Command	Shorthand	Help
/search [query] ...	/who	Search for players using the designated conditions. Results are displayed in the player search interface. The following can be used as search subcommands: Status Class Level Job Grand Company Affiliation Area Language Subcommands for the /search (/who) text command can be input directly in the language selected in the FINAL FANTASY XIV Config. Searches can also be made using words found in the auto-translate dictionary.

Other

Command	Shorthand	Help
/?	/[command name]	Gives a detailed explanation of specified command. Abbreviations can be used. If a command name is incomplete or does not exist, similar commands will be listed. All names used with these commands must be one word or in quotation marks.
/wait [time]	none	A macro command for adjusting the pause between commands. A wait time amount of 1 equals one second. The maximum wait time allowed is 60. If the wait time amount is over 60, it will be counted as 0.
/battlemode [subcommand]	/bm	Toggles between active and passive mode. Toggles between active and passive mode when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands on Switch to active mode. off Switch to passive mode.
/item [item name] [target name]	none	Uses an item on the specified target. Cannot be used with items that are not in your inventory, or when restricted by other factors.
/marking [num] [target]	/enemysign	Set an enemy sign on the specified target. Select the type of sign using a number from 1 to 8 Example: /enemysign 1 sets sign type one on target.
/automove	none	Continue walking/running in the direction you are moving. Move in the opposite direction to cancel.
/check [target name]	none	Checks the targeted player
/clock [subcommand]	none	Displays the current time, as well as the time remaining until several in-game activities such as guildleve renewal and behests.
/random [value]	/dice	Roll a random number between 0 and the desginated value (up to 1,000). Results will be displayed in a /say radius. Rolls will be between 0 and 100 when no value is designated.
/equiplinkshell [subcommand]	/el	Activate the designated linkshell. Unequips active linkshell when no subcommand is specified. Value Description Subcommands LS Name Equip linkshell with provided name. Quotation marks are required for names containing a space. LS Number Equip linkshell corresponding to designated number.

Placeholders

The following placeholder commands are also available for chatting and text commands.

Targeting Placeholders

Placeholder	Description
<t>	Displays current target name.
<me>	Displays your character's name.
<0>	Party Member 0. Displays your character's name.
<1>	Party Member 1. Displays name of first party member in list.
<2>	Party Member 2. Displays name of second party member in list.
<3>	Party Member 3. Displays name of third party member in list.
<4>	Party Member 4. Displays name of fourth party member in list.
<5>	Party Member 5. Displays name of fifth party member in list.
<6>	Party Member 6. Displays name of sixth party member in list.
<7>	Party Member 7. Displays name of seventh party member in list.
<st>	Subtarget.
<stpc>	Displays available PC subtargets.
<stnpc>	Displays available NPC subtargets.
<stenemy>	Displays available engageable enemy subtargets.
<stenmity>	Displays available engaged enemy subtargets.
<stparty>	Displays available party member subtargets.
<lastat>	Displays the last enemy that attacked you.

Non-Targeting Placeholders

Command	Help
<hp>	Displays current HP and maximum HP. Example: 150/200
<hpp>	Displays current HP as a percentage. Example: 75%
<mp>	Displays current MP and maximum MP. Example: 75/100
<mpp>	Displays current MP as a percentage. Example: 75%
<tp>	Displays current TP. Example: 3000
<lastst>	Displays name of last subtarget.
<pos>	Display’s coordinates of current location.
<sign0>	Displays ally sign 0.
<sign1>	Displays ally sign 1.
<sign2>	Displays ally sign 2.
<sign3>	Displays ally sign 3.
<sign4>	Displays ally sign 4.
<sign5>	Displays ally sign 5.
<sign6>	Displays ally sign 6.
<sign7>	Displays ally sign 7.

Guides

Main article: Macro Guides