NIN macros; or, I Hate Alt-6

[Sonomaa]

Is the TP thing a common thing to do or no? Never occurred to me to do it that way, but it makes a lot of sense >.>

I have it on all my macros

if you hit lockon while you are locked on it locks you off
honestly blinkmenot shouldnt be something you use as a crutch for not locking onto a target correctly, if you have a macro thats going to change something or even a executed spellcast whatever, just add a short wait and a lockon after it. Should save you the trouble (I dont recomend this for mages, you dont want to accidently lock on when running away)

[Epical]

Is the TP thing a common thing to do or no? Never occurred to me to do it that way, but it makes a lot of sense >.>

It works great, I used to do it that way, but I found myself expanding the log too much and not focusing on things that are happening at the moment, so I got myself into a habit of looking right under my name as soon as the WS goes off for any TP return adventures. That's just me, though, try it out and see for yourself.

[Isiolia]

Yeah, usually I just look at TParty results for it, but this seems like a better way to give you more than (potentially) a split second to look at it.

[nekura]

input /lockon seems pure sexy... anyone know a way to enable lockon after a spellcast action?

Ex. Currently swap gear on jump, but the blinking removes lockon, etc.

I'm at work and unable to test this, but something like:
<if Spell="*Jump">
<action type="command" when="aftercast">input /lockon</action>
</if>

[Gunslinger]

Thank you Nekura! Will work perfectly for me.