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XXBox
10-03-2010, 06:27 PM
Dear community

i play a paladin and what to cast a "Seal of Light" on the MOB which the tank i am healing in the moment is targeting.

/cast [target=targettarget] Seal of Light

This makro in deed brings the seal of light on the mob, but also the mob becomes my target.

But i still want to have the Tank in the target.

/targetlasttarget or /targetlastfriend

does not help

So i ask u ... how can i make the makro i want ?



What I found out now :

When i am in DD (Retri) it works cool whith this (but with non of the above makros)

#showtooltip
#show Seal of Light
/assist
/cast Seal of Light
/targetlastfriend


But none works in Healer Spec
So what is wrong with my heal spec ?

Ualaa
10-03-2010, 06:54 PM
[Target=TargetTarget] should not change your target.

I've used similar logic in heal macros before, and the toons target does not change.
/Cast [Help][Help,Target=TargetTarget][Help,Target=TargetTargetTarget] NameOfHeal

Prior to moving to IS Boxer and getting the FTL set up working...
I had a Target=TargetTarget system, from the No Focus Manifesto.
Each toon would target the active toon at all times.
And would cast at it's target, via Target=TargetTarget, and my targeting on the slaves would never change.

Ughmahedhurtz
10-03-2010, 07:56 PM
Seal of Light is a self-only buff that lasts 30 minutes. Judgement of Light applies the judged effect to the mob and is a melee range ability. So if you're healing, you have to cast Judgement of Light for it to apply the debuff.

/cast [@targettarget, harm] judgement of light

This will NOT change your currently selected target.

Does this help?

XXBox
10-04-2010, 12:41 AM
1.
sorry that i mixed Seal and Judgement of Light.
(i play a different language client and had to find translations)
2.
Nothing works in Heal Spec
Only in DD Spec this makro works
#showtooltip
#show Seal of Light
/assist
/cast Seal of Light
/targetlastfriend


My thoughts now are that i have a problem with XPerl UNitframes.
So ill test all that stuff with a add on free client and let u know

zenga
10-04-2010, 01:36 AM
this should work:

#showtooltip hotnakedchick
/focus target
/assist focus
/cast judgment of light

You target remains the same (tank you are healing), you set your focus to him, then you assist him and without your target changing you will cast judgement of light on the mob

afterwards your focus will stay on the tank, so you can make another macro with /clearfocus if you want to do that

edit= i think this might work as well, but not sure since i just logged out the game
#showtooltip elvispresley
/focus targettarget
/cast [@focus, harm, nodead] judgment of light

Ughmahedhurtz
10-04-2010, 01:56 AM
1.
sorry that i mixed Seal and Judgement of Light.
(i play a different language client and had to find translations)
2.
Nothing works in Heal Spec
Only in DD Spec this makro works
#showtooltip
#show Seal of Light
/assist
/cast Seal of Light
/targetlastfriend


My thoughts now are that i have a problem with XPerl UNitframes.
So ill test all that stuff with a add on free client and let u know
I'm curious. Why are you using /assist when casting Seal of Light? There is only one possible target for that no matter who is targeted: yourself. If that's the macro you're using, that's why it isn't working.

Don't translate. Just post your original macro and I'm sure one of us can debug it for ya. ;)

zenga
10-04-2010, 09:35 AM
I'm curious. Why are you using /assist when casting Seal of Light? There is only one possible target for that no matter who is targeted: yourself. If that's the macro you're using, that's why it isn't working.

I think that he explained it here that it was a lost in translation


1.
sorry that i mixed Seal and Judgement of Light.

ElectronDF
10-04-2010, 10:50 AM
I believe judgements will make you /startattack with the target of the spell.
So you can do your judgement and then /cleartarget to get rid of the mob. If you want to deliberately target your main or focus, just put that at the end instead of /cleartarget.

Ughmahedhurtz
10-04-2010, 11:51 AM
I think that he explained it here that it was a lost in translation

Thus my request to post the untranslated/unaltered original macro he's using. ;)