Quote Originally Posted by 'Seldum',index.php?page=Thread&postID=162075#post1 62075
Thats great, thanks for the help with the focus problem. Ill try and implement the above solution and hopefully ill get a better setup! Im a bit noob to these macros, but im learning a bit everytime.

And yes, when I troubleshoot, I do as you suggest. I start out simple and gradually build more and more to the macro while checking that it performs as I want it to.

I had the clearfocus/cleartarget because sometimes when I loot manually on a Toon, they get "stuck" at that dead corps, and when I hit the original macros they just stod there amazed by the corpse, while the other 4 was running along.

I still have the problem with the [nodead, Exist] within the target macro.

I have tried this simple macro:

/tar [target=ToonA,nodead,Exists][target=ToonB,nodead,Exists]

To my understanding this should give me A if both are online, B if A is not online.

The nodead condition works well, but the exist dosen't work ;(

But anyway the main problem was the follow/focus issue
/target [target=ToonA,nodead,exists][target=ToonB,nodead,exists] <-- Drop The Capital Letters. Also, I assume the exists part is useless. If the macro is able to return a true or false - the target exist. Argh, to avoid confusion I'll just qoute this site:

exists

This determines whether the given unit exists. In other words, if you don't have a target, [exists] will return false. If you have a focus, [target=focus, exists] would be true. Note that in some cases [exists] is unnecessary. [help], [harm], [dead], [party], and [raid] all imply [exists] if they're true.

Link - http://www.wowwiki.com/Making_a_macro#exists