Macro Help

[Artificial]

Hello, I have kind of a noob question I suppose.

I have been boxing for a couple of days and I decided to respec my druid feral to melee alongside my rogue (5% crit ftw)...so I changed up my macros a little bit.


/follow focus
/assist focus
/startattack [target=focustarget, harm] []
/cast Tiger's Fury
/cast [noharm, nodead] Pounce
/cast [harm, nodead] Claw
/cast [harm, nodead] Feral Charge - Cat


This is the single spam button for my drood to keep him close to the rogue and spamming Claw on the target.

The weird thing is...the macro will not work unless I hit 2 on my rogues window and then switch to my druid's window. Like it somehow knows that I switched windows to see how he is targeting.

For example:
I can spam 2 all I want and my druid will just stand there, but as soon as I hit 2 and then switch windows, the druid starts attacking. (and no I am not hitting 2 when already switched to the other window).

Thanks for the help

[lans83]

it might be /starattack right after the /assist focus command. when i tried mulitboxing melee classes, i created a separate /attack macro for my slaves. problem is, once you cast that, it will cancel the attack and stop once you hit it again, same goes for /shoot with wands and autoshot. try removing that line from that macro. if that doesn't work, then maybe someone else has more experience with this problem. i'm still learning myself and so far have stuck with running caster teams like mages and locks. another thing, make sure those spells and abilities you're tryin to cast don't share a global cooldown. if they do, then you'll have to put them into a /castsequence or use modifiers or they want cast unless they have a cooldown of their own. in that case, they'll be cast on the next key press.

[RobinGBrown]

First remove the /startattack line

Then either go into interface settings in WoW, there's an 'attack on assist' setting that you can switch on that should sort out your problem

Or alternatively, remove the line as above and add /startattack (with no modifiers) to the _end_ of the macro