strange notation in macros

[Bloodcloud]

Hi I saw this code snipplet in a different port.


/castsequence [@Player] ,,,,,,,,Prayer of Healing
/cast [@Player] Prayer of Mending

Whats the variable @player for ?

cheers
BC

[Nighthawk38]

Blizz changed the way you can write macros now to save some space on the 255 character limit. the " @ " replaces " traget= " and for Player.. you put in the Player's name.

Ex: you want to cast Renew on your Paladin, named Joe

/cast [@Joe] Renew,,,,

[lans83]

having @focus will also target who ever is set as your focus. I have mine setup this way, so if I have to pug a tank, I can set them up as my slave's focus and they target whatever they're targeting instead of me. So you don't have to set it to anyone's specific name.

[kate]

Blizz changed the way you can write macros now to save some space on the 255 character limit. the " @ " replaces " traget= " and for Player.. you put in the Player's name.

Ex: you want to cast Renew on your Paladin, named Joe

/cast [@Joe] Renew,,,,

"Player" can also just be used to target yourself when not swapped for a name.

[Ualaa]

@ can be used, instead of Target=

[Dorffo]

/cast [@Player] Prayer of Mending

is equivalent to:

/cast [target=Player] Prayer of Mending

(casts Prayer of Mending on self).

[Bloodcloud]

@ can be used, instead of Target=

Cool Thanks