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    Default Need Help With Hunter Petattack Assist Macro

    I'm using a Warlock/Hunter combo. My Lock is my main and he's drain tanking using the Imp as a Mana Battery. And I'm not using the hunter at all other than to follow me around. I would like to use the hunter pet as help with attacking mobs. But all the macro's I've tried for making the Hunter's pet attack what my lock is attacking just isn't working. So I was hoping someone could possibly help me out. Thanks in advance!

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    google "macro pet attack" then place that macro on the hunters bar. then install keyclone or another thing that will send you key press to the other machine or instance of wow you have running. hope that helps.

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    Not sure which system you are using, but this one will have your hunter assist your warlock and then send the pet in.

    The following will get the job done, no matter what.
    Code:
    /assist YourWarlockName
    /petattack
    But if you have more than two toons or want something a little better, I am now using Ellay's assisting system which is a lot better for my needs with 5 toons.
    Code:
    /assist [target=YourWarlockName, nodead, exists]
    /petattack

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    /petAttack [target=WARLOCKNAME,exists,nodead,harm,pet]

    There's should be no need for /assist :>
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    There is no reason for the hunter to just follow. The /assist makes the hunter attack. Others mentioned it, so I will too.
    /cast [target=Charname-target, exists] !Auto Shot
    /petattack [target=Charname-target, exists]

    I wouldn't leave either without a target, or the alt or pet will pick their own. Not good. You might eventually get fancy and make the hunter always attack your pets target. Imagine a voidwalker tanking and you put the hunter and pet on void's target.
    /cast [target=Charname-pet-target, exists] !Auto Shot
    /petattack [target=Charname-pet-target, exists]

    I can't imagine why, but you can do the reverse. Imagine that you want the hunter's pet to tank (tenacity pet). You send the pet and then you attack.
    (on you)
    /castsequence [target=Huntername-pet-target, exists] reset=combat/target , DPSAttack
    (on hunter)
    /cast [target=Mainame-target, combat] !Auto Shot
    /petattack [target=Mainname-target]
    The hunter's combat option makes him not shoot until the pet gets to the mob. The main's comma makes you not do anthing until the next time you push the button again (one push to send pet, next push to attack). This lets you do anything you want to any mob and still push your attack button and it automagically goes to the pet's target. No targeting needed. In other words, you can target a mob and still attack the pets target.

    Hope that helps. Good luck.

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    Thanks for all the help guys... I really appreciate it, very much... Cheers!

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