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Lazy two-weapon fighting macro Pathfinder

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Hey all, been doing quite a bit of research as to how to get this to work, but as of yet I'm convinced it isn't possible. I'd like to be able to call the repeating attacks of two different weapons with one macro button, like so: I've tried slapping something like: @{charname|repeating_attacks_$0_atkname} @{charname|repeating_attacks_$1_atkname} in a macro (honestly, with my research efforts, I couldn't find any other references to the charsheet weapons.) After taking a closer look at the references in the weapons/attacks section, it looks like those are just singular fields in the weapon description, and there's no apparent way to emulate "clicking" on the weapon(s) with one button. One caveat is that I have a query in my attack and damage roll modifiers - not sure how the engine would parse a query with a call to two weapons with the same query, were such a thing possible. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
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vÍnce
Pro
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Try dragging each attack button to the quickbar.  Make an attack from the quickbar, click in the chat input window and use the UP arrow key to learn the command sent to chat, copy and paste into a new macro (call it "twf-attack" or whatever...), do the same for the second attack and paste it on a new line in the "twf-attack" macro as well.  You should now be able to make two+ attacks (don't forget to modify them for any twf penalties of course and you might need to modify your queries to make them unique per attack if you find they interfere with one another.) from one macro.
Thanks, Vince! That worked handily.