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  1. #1

    Default Raid and Party All-in-One Follow Macro?

    I'm trying to do something I think is pretty simple but am running into some problems, so I figured I'd ask for your help.

    I want a /follow and /assist macro that can be used whether I'm in a raid or in a party. If in a raid, follow and assist the raid leader. If not, follow and assist the party leader. Here's what I've got:

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    /follow raid1
    /assist raid1
    /stopmacro [raid1,exists]
    /follow party1
    /assist party1
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    And it doesn't work. The "/stopmacro [raid1,exists]" is ignored, even if the character is in a raid. So members of my raids that are not in the raid leader's party follow someone in their party rather than the raid leader.

    Basically, I need something to use in /stopmacro that returns as true when in a raid and false otherwise. I thought [raid1,exists] would work, but no dice. BTW, nothing along this theme works either: [raid1,help], [raid1,dead], [raid1,nodead]

    Any ideas?
    10-boxing Alliance Sargeras and Kil'jaeden

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    Can't you just put the party references first, and the raid ones later? - I'm guessing that /follow raid1 will do nothing if not in a raid, so putting that after /follow party1 would presumably work in both party and raid

    Or, to put it more succinctly:

    /follow party1
    /assist party1
    /target raid1
    /follow raid1

    (untested, just an educated guess).

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    also untested, but if you are working with /stopmacro, i would think it should be:

    /stopmacro [target=raid1,exists]

    as raid1 itself is not a condition.
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    There is a conditional "grouparty/raid— You are in the given type of group "



    So I think you can do /stopmacro [group:raid]

    or...I thought I had this working, although I am not certain

    /follow [group:raid, target=raid1] [target=party1]
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    Thanks for the responses, guys!

    davdontmind, I think yours would work, but there would be some "stuttering" every time I hit the follow macro as the toons would start to assist and follow their party leader before assisting and following the raid leader.

    olipcs, I think that's what I was missing out on. It looks like this solves my problem!

    ThisIsDrakul, wow, I had no idea that [group:raid] was a condition - that may be very helpful in the future! Thanks!

    Again, thanks for the responses. I knew it was just something simple I was missing. This is a great community
    10-boxing Alliance Sargeras and Kil'jaeden

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