I am tri-botting a mage,lock, and a priest. Is there a macro that can buff AI and Fort on each target with one button?
Thanks.
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I am tri-botting a mage,lock, and a priest. Is there a macro that can buff AI and Fort on each target with one button?
Thanks.
Try an addon called "Smartbuff" it let's you specify for each character which buffs you want them to apply to themselves AND each party member, you can then assign the Smartbuff addon to any keybind and 'et viola' buffing from every character for everybody!
http://www.wowinterface.com/download...SmartBuff.html
you could use the following
Mage:
PriestCode:/cast [target=party] Arcane Intellect
the target=party should cycle through all party members.Code:/cast [target=party] Fortitude
Personally, with my pally / druid / Shammy combo I use the F1 to F5 keys to individually select each member then have [target=focus], if you have pet classes, a 2nd press on the party member select Function key will select their pet
Thanks guys =D.
Does this still work with 2.4.2? I started to DL it the other day but I noticed the version Curse has is wicked old. There is also a program called BuddyBuff but it looks pretty bulky.Quote:
Originally Posted by ''Occam\'s Razor'',index.php?page=Thread&postID=75791#post757 91
Sorry to make this post so lengthy :/ But I couldn't get this macro to work. I redid it and got this to work however:Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Djarid',index.php?page=Thread&postID=75855#post75 855
Code:#showtooltip
/targetparty
/cast Power Word: Fortitude
/cast [target=party] Power Word: Fortitude
Will work. The above example only used Fortitude... you have to spell out the entire spell name. It works just requires the name spelled out :) But if you got yours to work! Wewt props to you!!! :thumbsup:
I couldn't get that to work :( The [target=party] part. With the showtooltip in there I know it has targeted the correct spell, but it won't cycle through my party.
Get the smartbuff addon. it will do everything you are wanting and keeps track of re-buff timers.
I agree with said advice. It will even save you a macro and actionbar slot :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Frosty',index.php?page=Thread&postID=75967#post75 967