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With apologies to Noivad!
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So you're wondering how to do a little dance.  Lucky for you there are several commands that you can use and conveniently place them in a macro.
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The basic command is /pose <type> [<direction].  Following are some of the different types of poses.  
* [[Image:pose-akimbo.png|/pose akimbo]]''/pose akimbo''    <br>
* [[Image:pose-celebrate.png|/pose celebrate]]''/pose celebrate''   <br>
* [[Image:pose-attack-north.png|/pose attack north]]''/pose attack north ''<br>
* [[Image:pose-attack-south.png|/pose attack south]]''/pose attack south ''<br>
* [[Image:pose-attack-east.png|/pose attack east]]''/pose attack east ''<br>
* [[Image:pose-attack-west.png|/pose attack west]]''/pose attack west ''<br>
* [[Image:pose-leanleft.png|/pose leanleft]]''/pose leanleft ''<br>
* [[Image:pose-leanright.png|/pose leanright]]''/pose leanright ''<br>
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The fun comes from being able to string these into a macro. Like the dances.txt file I include in my default macro file.  
===dances.txt===
<code>
// dances....<br>
// 20061130: Updated to make it a two char invocation, otherwise you can't vote on choice d.<br>
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"dc" call @text<br>
aki<br>
{<br>
"/pose akimbo \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack left \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose leanleft \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack right \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose leanright \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack south \r"<br>
"/pose attack north \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack north \r"<br>
"/pose attack south \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose akimbo \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack right \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose leanright \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose attack left \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose leanleft \r"<br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose sit \r"<br>
}<br>
vog<br>
{<br>
"/pose celebrate \r" <br>
"/pose leanleft \r" "/pose leanright \r" <br>
pause 1<br>
"/pose leanleft \r" "/pose leanright \r" <br>
"/pose sit \r"<br>
}<br>
//end of dances.txt<br>
</code><br>
To use you simply type dc and the name of the dance like this:<br>
dc aki<br>
dc vog<br>
or better yet rewrite the macro to connect to a special key like ALT+F5 or MacKey+F5....<br>