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SaraiE
08-18-2011, 06:43 PM
Hello Community!

I would like to ask the community if there is a way to have Aura Mastery setup with using one key (or round-robin it and when pressed it will change the other paladin aura to cover the other auras)? I have four holy paladins. All specced with Aura Mastery. Since there are four paladins, each one is set with one aura: Concentration, Devotion, Retribution, and Resistance. P1 has Concentration, P2 has Devotion, P3 has retribution, and P4 has Resistance.

On key “7”, I put the Aura Mastery skill, when pressed, P1 would activate Aura Mastery. This allows P1 to be un-interruptible and silence immune for 6 seconds, while also have boosted all the other three auras efficiently by 100%.
On key “8”, P2 has a macro, /cast Concentration Aura, /cast Aura Mastery, and on the window of P1, the aura is switched to Devotion, P3/P4 will still have Retribution and Resistance.
On key “9”, P3 has a macro similar to P2 macro, and other three with cover the Retri, Resist and Devotion aura.
On key “10”, the last paladin P4 will use concentration aura/aura mastery, and the other three will cover the rest of the aura.
I will be driving the team with a DK.

Thanks!
SaraiE

Oh, I am using Isboxer.

Atrocious
08-19-2011, 03:37 AM
Probably the easiest way would be to have a multistep key action where you advance the step by 1 for each key press. So basically you do the actions as you have lined out in each step.

Take a look at some of the is boxer documentation about attack groups, conditionals and macro key action(or something like that). You can basically do something like this(NB not complete nor correct but you get the idea)

if character is "paladin1" then
/cast Concentration Aura
/cast Aura Mastery
else if character is "paladin 2" then
/cast some other aura
else......

then in step 2 you copy paste and swap the sequence of the paladins, then repeat for all four steps.

You can probably do it with round robin and attack group too, using similar script functionality.

So basically you have the right idea yourself. :)