Macro to cast only when modifier is pressed???

[dualness]

I have a healer that I want to follow me around and only cast heals if I press the modifier such as the control key. This way I won't have to reset my keybindings when I am not dual-boxing and I can just have the macros on bar #2. Does anyone know of a way to do this? I am new to the modifier parameters. Also if it makes a difference I am using keyclone to pass the keys to the second client. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

[Kulzor]

The way I'd do it (and do) is to set something like Alt-E to only be passed to the healer's machine (and ignored on the main machine).

On the healer's machine I'd make a macro like this:
/cast [target=MyTankFriend,nodead] HealSpell

Then drag that to a button slot, and set a keybinding to it in WoW for Alt-E.

[Sam DeathWalker]

http://www.wowwiki.com/Making_a_macr...t.2Fctrl.2Falt

Section 14.7

[dualness]

Thanks for the help. Has anyone noticed the CTRL modifier is not working?

[elsegundo]

Thanks for the help. Has anyone noticed the CTRL modifier is not working?

you might want to hit your keybindings menu and unbind those. they're usually linked to pet commands.

[Golle]

You can have something like this:
/cast [nomodifier] Spell1
/cast [modifier:shift/alt/ctrl] Spell2

[Tynk]

/cast [nomodifier] Spell1
/cast [modifier:shift/alt/ctrl] Spell2

absolutely should work, but just for a matter of efficiency and clean code, you can do something like this.

/cast [nomod] Spell1,[mod] Spell2

[elsegundo]

/cast [nomodifier] Spell1
/cast [modifier:shift/alt/ctrl] Spell2

absolutely should work, but just for a matter of efficiency and clean code, you can do something like this.

/cast [nomod] Spell1,[mod] Spell2

or... /cast [mod] Spell1; spell2

[Tynk]

/cast [nomodifier] Spell1
/cast [modifier:shift/alt/ctrl] Spell2

absolutely should work, but just for a matter of efficiency and clean code, you can do something like this.

/cast [nomod] Spell1,[mod] Spell2

or... /cast [mod] Spell1; spell2

you mean /cast [mod] Spell2; Spell1 :P

[elsegundo]

/cast [nomodifier] Spell1
/cast [modifier:shift/alt/ctrl] Spell2

absolutely should work, but just for a matter of efficiency and clean code, you can do something like this.

/cast [nomod] Spell1,[mod] Spell2

or... /cast [mod] Spell1; spell2

you mean /cast [mod] Spell2; Spell1 :P

no. i meant what i said. but you can switch spells to whatever you like. whatever spell1 and spell2 is... it doesnt matter.