Thank you for the great Tutorial. You ready help me a my wife out. On make macro's and how there work with talking and text.(that Help out OMG some much). We would love to see another Tutorial. on healing macro's and more complex macro's.(btw we love how you break down macro's in to part's) great job again. =)
Few other corrections, when you say /cast [@target][@focus] will try to cast on both, it's wrong actualy it just try to cast on the target since you didnt specify anything about the target so basicly this macro is useless
Even if you have no target it wont cast on your focus you need to write /cast [@target, exists][@focus]
And also @target us useless because if you writte nothing it's by default @target use @ to specify if the target isnt your target otherwise it's useless ^^
@GodOfMacro Yeah as the post above says if you're only gonna use @target inside [] works just as good. My point with showing [@target][@focus] was just that it works as a priority list and add more arguements later in the tutorial. Kinda new to this things (making tutorials) so missing out on explaning such things.
@nilleyeah Don't worry your video is very good, i'm just quickly annoyed with useless text in macros i can't help my self than to try to optimise them all lol, and since you'r making such good tutorials i tought i might give you my tips to ^^
Thank you for the great Tutorial. You ready help me a my wife out. On make macro's and how there work with talking and text.(that Help out OMG some much). We would love to see another Tutorial. on healing macro's and more complex macro's.(btw we love how you break down macro's in to part's) great job again. =)
lorddracuul 2 months ago
@lorddracuul Hey, thanks for the nice comment. I'll be happy to start working on a healing macro tutorial. ETA after the holidays =)
nilltr3 2 months ago
Also when you do mod / nomod you can do /use [@focus,mod:shift][@mouseover,mod][]Spell lock
The macro will think like this if SHIFT then on focus if anymod but no shift then Mouseover if no mod then cast normaly so on the target
GodOfMacro 4 months ago
@GodOfMacro oh didn't know that, so you can use -mod as a command? gonna try it out later. Yeah true about the [].
nilleyeah 4 months ago
Few other corrections, when you say /cast [@target][@focus] will try to cast on both, it's wrong actualy it just try to cast on the target since you didnt specify anything about the target so basicly this macro is useless
Even if you have no target it wont cast on your focus you need to write /cast [@target, exists][@focus]
And also @target us useless because if you writte nothing it's by default @target use @ to specify if the target isnt your target otherwise it's useless ^^
GodOfMacro 4 months ago
@GodOfMacro Yeah as the post above says if you're only gonna use @target inside [] works just as good. My point with showing [@target][@focus] was just that it works as a priority list and add more arguements later in the tutorial. Kinda new to this things (making tutorials) so missing out on explaning such things.
nilleyeah 4 months ago
Just saying /cast and /use is the same command, you can /cast an item and /use a spell, i'm using /use for everything since it's only 3char ^^
Good video tought
GodOfMacro 4 months ago
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nilleyeah 4 months ago
@GodOfMacro ohh didnt know that. =)
nilleyeah 4 months ago
@nilleyeah Don't worry your video is very good, i'm just quickly annoyed with useless text in macros i can't help my self than to try to optimise them all lol, and since you'r making such good tutorials i tought i might give you my tips to ^^
GodOfMacro 4 months ago
Good Tutorial!
britishsteel855 4 months ago