Quote Originally Posted by 'Kaynin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=180215#post1 80215
Pardon me from sounding blunt but..

..compared to the conventional FTL set up what does /click really add?

I've not been following it in great detail, but as I understand this is just a means to be able to change between set ups more easy? Which is easy enough in macaroon where you can do a click or two of your own to load a new profile? :P
not a problem, with this /click set up I have I can switch my spells around as much as I want with out actually editing any macro's
With a standard set up, if you want to change anything you have to go in and edit macro's on every character and every button.
I often play all my characters solo in raids (I box to raid), so I have a macro made for spam when my shadowpriest is a slave, I just swap it with the macro mad for soloing when I solo, or I can go to my spell book and just drop a spell onto the button.

That and I have a "template" saved in macaroon, so if I make a new character I can just load that template, drop the spells onto the bars and go. There is no digging through, modifying 30 macro's to get set up again.
If I swap characters in and out, all I have to do is drag the /assist macro to the correct spot and the character is changed, instead of once again, changing the hard code name in every single targeting macro.
The main thing this does is separate out the individual functions within an FTL setup so you only have to change the parts that change instead of modifying the whole thing.

consider it like object oriented programing, you have the main program that can call a single function many times through out it's run, instead of copying the same lines of code everywhere you need it, you just reference back to a single function thus reducing the total amount of code, and the amount of work needed when you change something in that function.


As far as pictures go, I actually have a spread sheet made with a direct representation of my macaroon bars set up. I am at work now so can not do it, but will upload it when I get home tonight so you can take a look. I will also try and grab a screen shot of how I have it set up on my UI.