Where am i going wrong with this --

[Iceorbz]

Iam trying to get it to display a spell instead of the question mark at first lol.

But if I demand it to display one spell, i cant make it switch with the modifiers.

Here is my current macro.

/cast [modifier:shift,harm,target=focus] Chain Lightning [modifier:shift,help,target=focus] Chain Heal; [harm] Chain Lightningt; [help] Chain Heal;

now until I target, it displays question marks... and if I use #show spell it wont shift =( when I use a modifier or change target.
It works for healing the focus target, but if my focus is harm it wont cast chain lightning ...

[heffner]

Is that typo in your actual macro?

"Chain Lightningt"

I also think you need a semicolon after the first "Chain Lightning" ??

[Iceorbz]

Typeo is not in there
i changed it to something different, problem is now solved with.


/cast [modifier:shift,harm,target=focus] Chain Lightning;
/cast [modifier:shift,noharm,target=focus] Chain Heal;
/cast [harm] Chain Lightning;
/cast [help] Chain Heal

[Eroa]

you could make it like this if you like, would show Chain heal unless its a target you can harm

#Showtooltip [harm] Chain Lightning; Chain Heal

/cast [modifier:shift,harm,target=focus] Chain Lightning;
/cast [modifier:shift,noharm,target=focus] Chain Heal;
/cast [harm] Chain Lightning;
/cast [help] Chain Heal

[elsegundo]

the icon isnt there in your first macro because you have nothing selected. go select something that's "harm"ful and you'll get the Chain lightning icon. select something that's "help"ful and you'll get the chain heal icon.
to resolve this, just insert an additional chain heal at the end. this will give you the tooltip AND attempt to do chain heal. you'll then have to select with your mouse where it goes.

[Ualaa]

If you include macro syntax before your first spell in the macro, it will frequently display just the red question-mark.

#show will display the spell name chosen.
#showtooltip will in addition to the spell icon, display the tooltip if you mouse-over the icon.

If you want a lot of options in your macro, use a #show or #showtooltip with the default spellname/icon you'd like displayed.