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  1. #11

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    Jusa, those two aren't working. Eh, is there anything wrong that I'm doing wrong?

  2. #12

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    Quote Originally Posted by Candymountai
    Jusa, those two aren't working. Eh, is there anything wrong that I'm doing wrong?
    what key is it bound to let's start there. also are you using bongos or bartender or any mod like them?

  3. #13

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    I'm using the key "j" to do this macro, and I am not using bongos or anything of the sort, just Xperl.

  4. #14

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    Quote Originally Posted by Candymountai
    I'm using the key "j" to do this macro, and I am not using bongos or anything of the sort, just Xperl.

    ok let's try this add the other line to your macro the plan is to try to see if you have the key bound right


    /cast [target=Pbuy] renew
    /cast [target=Pbuy,Modifier:ctrl] Power Word : Shield
    /cast [target=Pbuy,Modifier:shift] renew

    does it cast renew when you just push it?

  5. #15

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    Yeah, all it does is cast renew.

  6. #16

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    ok go into your key binding and find something that dosen't have a key bound to it and bind Alt+j then Bind Ctrl+j then click the unbind button at the bottom and try it again.

  7. #17

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    still nothing brother, V_V do you think it may be a problem in the macro?

  8. #18

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    Quote Originally Posted by Candymountai
    /cast [target=Pbuy,Modifier:ctrl] Power Word : Shield
    /cast [target=Pbuy,Modifier:shift] renew

    when I run it i get the run error "unknown macro option: modifier"
    I read your Edit after.

    try a lowercase m for modifier.


    lol this is hard from work cause all my macros are at home.

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    It will only cast renew because square brackets are conditionals. By putting /cast [target=x] heal first, you're locking out everything else. /cast [target=x] heal will always succeed, and in doing so, knock out your GCD. What you want to do is put the ones that will fail first, like this:

    /cast [target=x,modifier:shift] heal
    /cast [target=x] renew

    That way, once the [modifier:shift] conditional fails (if you're not holding shift), it will fall through to /cast [target=x] renew, which will always succeed.

    As a side note, this fall-through only works with conditionals in []'s. If a spell itself fails, the whole macro fails (since a recent patch). So for instance:

    /cast [target=x] judgement
    /cast [target=x] holy light

    will fail whenever judgement's cooldown is not up, even though the holy light part might have worked.

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