yes dual wield won't help with that, we have in our list of requests a way to automatic full attacks, to group up attacks into one "full attack" so you only have to press one button. But right now when it parses monsters it uses the "group" field under Misc to display full attacks, and creates groups "full attack 0", "full attack 1", "full attack 2" etc, and you have to press each attack separately to resolve them. to group all under one button/attack row you'd have to do it similarly to how the dual wield works, where it just references data in other rows. this involves editing each macro for each iterative individually (if you press "show macros for customization" on the settings page) maybe Scott will say how he does it. generally i THINK this is how you would do it: if your full attack is attack1 (weapon or natural) attack2 (natural) attack3 (natural) and you have attack1, attack2, and attack3 already created. make a copy of attack1 call it Full Attack if attack1 was a 1.5 STR to damage attack and a natural attack, change it to 1.0 str set all the attack bonuses for each iterative to 0 (since they are natural and don't change) create a dual wield of attack1 and attack2 copy the dual wield iterative2 macro to iterative2 of Full Attack. if attack2 was a 1.5 STR to damage attack, change it to 1.0 STR to damage by subtracting .5 STR in the damage section (also in the crit damage section) delete that dual wield attack create another dual wield attack of attack1 and attack3 copy dual wield iterative2 macro to iterative3 of Full Attack if attack3 was a 1.5 STR to damage attack, change it to 1.0 STR to damage by subtracting .5 STR in the damage section (also in the crit damage section) delete the dual wield attack adjust the attack adjustment for the iteratives from 0 to -2 or -5 if necessary finally check the checkbox at left of the iteratives to "turn them on" if you want to add in power attack and such, it should still work if you've already set that up in the referenced attack rows. Because it only references the values from the other rows, it doesn't actually copy the values over. (except for attack1 , the way I wrote it above. there is a way to reference attack1 as well instead of copying it but then it gets even more complicated) edit: i forgot to add, when you copy the iterative you have to add "repeating_weapon_XYZ_" before references to other things in the row. where XYZ is the "row id" for the attack2, and attack3, that you are copying from. for instance in the iterative 2 macro, a reference to @{attack_macro} should change to @{repeating_weapon_attack2id_attack_macro}"
