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Is there a way to integrate [target=focustarget] into a castsequence?
I'm positive this is a noob question, however, I'm at work and I can't test out my few thoughts.
I was thinking I could just use:
/castsequence [target=focustarget] [nomodifier] reset=target/combat Immolate, Corruption, ...ect
or
/assist focus
/castsequence [nomodifier] reset=target/combat ....ect
Any help would be appreciated, I'm still trying to figure out my layout for the new PvE group.
I use this all the time:
/castsequence [target=focustarget,help,nodead][target=party1target,help,nodead][target=focus,help,nodead][target=party1,nodead] reset=combat Lesser Healing Wave, Healing Wave
You may be looking for [target=focustarget,nomodifier] as it treats each [] as a seperate condition and it will run with the first condition that is successfully met. For my above example, that is:
1) target the focus's target if it is friendly and not dead
2) target the party1 (party leader) target if it is friendly and not dead
3) target the focus if it is friendly and not dead
4) target the party1 (party leader) if it is not dead
You can think of it this way:Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Vyndree',index.php?page=Thread&postID=36916#post3 6916
[condition1] [condition2] [condition3] -> condition1 OR condition2 OR condition3
[condition1, condition2, condition3] -> condition1 AND condition2 AND condition3
Thanks, Thinus. Much more clear than my jibber jabber. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 'thinus',index.php?page=Thread&postID=36923#post36 923
/castsequence [target=focustargettarget] with offensive spells is a little buggy with the target switch = reset because of target lag.
Update: Make sure when using castsequence macros where you target=focustarget, that you declare [target=focustarget] your first condition and then reset=target/combat/# etc... as your second condition.