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donut132
10-20-2010, 11:47 PM
okAY so what is up with these click macro things? How does that work? ALso... i seen alot of macros like this

/click MultiBarLeftButton1
/click MultiBarLeftButton2

these buttons seem to be random... i set it to 5, 8 and it was my = key.... odd.. are these macros needed? or do they just let you do alot of things with just 1 button?





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Ualaa
10-21-2010, 01:07 AM
At the moment, it looks like we can use two called buttons, via a click mashed button.
Provided the first is a castsequence and the second are fall-through or proc abilities.

No one can say if this is intentional behavior, or a bug.
It's up to you if you want to build around this or not.

I personally am, as I look at it the same way as click castsequences.
It is the current best tool, so I'll use it to my advantage.
If it breaks, we adapt.




*Edit*
Your mash button is on whatever button.

It calls two other buttons.
They are:
MultiBarLeft - The leftmost of the vertical bars.
MultiBarRight - The rightmost of the vertical bars.
MultiBarBottomLeft - The left horizontal bar.
MultiBarBottomRight - The right horizontal bar.

And then Button1 through Button12, counting from left to right.

So you place a /castsequence macro on the first button called by the Spam macro.
And either the direct spell, or possibly a macro with /cast A on line 1, and /cast B on line 2, on the second button called by the Spam macro.

Then you spam the spam macro.
And it calls both buttons.
Which currently gets you a castsequence mostly.
But also gets procs which are placed on the second button.

boxblizzard
10-21-2010, 06:19 AM
prob best to get someone to move this to the macros section. and about above, i would advise looking into creating macrosequences since click macros are not really worth it, evetually there will be some awesome castsequences out

Maxion
10-21-2010, 06:20 AM
And if your macros are not too long for it, you can have them all in the same macro for the same effect without needing to use /click.