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    Quote Originally Posted by Jubber View Post
    That's why there is an extra comma in between the heals. What that does is allow the next line of the macro to fire because it's a null in the castsequence. You will go oom quickly so test out a good sequence and switch on teh dummies that will allow for an optimal DPS to healing ratio.
    Wow, that's awesome! That was exactly the type of info I was looking for. Thanks! So if I want to switch targets and use a cast sequence, then just pass the commas (for the null) and it will go to the next command? I'm going to test tonight!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Owltoid View Post
    Wow, that's awesome! That was exactly the type of info I was looking for. Thanks! So if I want to switch targets and use a cast sequence, then just pass the commas (for the null) and it will go to the next command? I'm going to test tonight!
    yep yep... as mentioned you'll go OOM real fast so some tweaking with commas will be needed if this is going on yer spam key.

    at one point I'd played around with tossing random heals out of my DPS macro directly (since I run with 4 eles)... that looked something like this:

    #showtooltip
    /castrandom [target=targettarget] lightning bolt,lightning bolt,lightning bolt,chain lightning,,
    /cast lesser healing wave

    (my setup at the time was obviously a targettarget scheme with slaves always targeting my tank). The trick to "throttling" the amount of healing vs dps was just changing the number of LBs in the castrandom (basically giving it a higher chance to pick a spell it could cast from the castrandom line).
    Last edited by Dorffo : 08-04-2009 at 08:19 PM Reason: for clarity:

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