There's no default action for interacting with a friendly player, so IWT won't work.
Now, I know Jamba can make each toon follow a different toon, but I don't know if that works with strobing. I only have one active account atm, otherwise I'd check.
What I was able to figure out is that you can use /swapactionbar with conditionals. So what you can do is implement a separate actionbar for use while your toons are in combat.
Note, the swap should probably only occur for the slaves. There's no need for it on the master unless you want to use it to swap follow strobing, but I've noticed that my healer often drops combat even when she's still in combat because she hasn't attacked or been attacked. This often lead her to trigger out of combat follow strobing so she'd come running up into the fray in the middle of combat. You'll want to avoid that conflict.
So what you'll have is
1. Your normal macro used to engage combat. I'm just using my tank's macro since my other toons aren't active ATM -
Code:
/castsequence reset=combat/alt Hammer of the Righteous, Crusader Strike, Shield of the Righteous, Crusader Strike
/swapactionbar [combat] 1 2
So you have your regular castsequence, and add a swapactionbar command, modified with a combat conditional, so once your toons actually enter combat, they will swap from the normal macro to a mirror macro on on actionbar 2. This should prevent your toons from going spastic on the way to the target.
2. In the same place on actionbar 2, you'll have a basic copy of that macro, but it'll include follow commands -
Code:
/castsequence reset=combat/alt Hammer of the Righteous, Crusader Strike, Shield of the Righteous, Crusader Strike
/follow party#
/swapactionbar [nocombat] 2 1
Where the follow setup is up to you. You can try using one of Jamba's slash commands for follow strobing or non-strobed follow with appropriate tags or using toon names or party numbers.
And when you drop out of combat {or lose a target or whatever conditional you set up}, while pressing it, it'll swap back to the original actionbar, thus going back to the normal macro. Then you can just let out of combat follow strobing kick in or use a regular follow {you can throw a /swapactionbar command in your slaves' follow key to go back to the original page if you like}.
Now, let me just say this again, I don't have any slave accounts active ATM, so it's very theoretical as it stands and may not work very well at all in practice compared to simply using a movement key.
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