Rejuvenation on party with 1 macro

[Ughmahedhurtz]

/castsequence [target=toon1] reset=combat rejuv,,,,,
/castsequence [target=toon2] reset=combat ,,,,rejuv
/castsequence [target=toon3] reset=combat ,,,rejuv
/castsequence [target=toon4] reset=combat ,,rejuv
/castsequence [target=toon5] reset=combat ,rejuv

something like that.

that doesnt work. it wont cast anything. Plus way to many characters.

try out

/castsequence [target = self] reset=12 Rejuvenation ,null
/cast [target=targetparty] Rejuvenation

targetparty is suppose to cycle thru each one.

This doesnt work.

Hmm...I wonder if you're not just being obstinate instead of trying to work with the basic ideas posted above. We're not the types that'll make your whole macro setup so you can just cut&paste ftw.

[edit] OK, after rubbing my two brain cells together for a bit, I can confirm that the second macro (that wowphreak posted) does not work in any form. Doesn't appear that target=targetparty works. BUT, again, rubbing my pitiful (and lonely) brain cells together a bit longer, I hit wowwiki for "targetparty" and see that it's a command, not a parameter. So I did find a macro that works BEAUTIFULLY for party healing.

/targetparty
/cast rejuvenation

In fact, it works so damn good, I'm gonna have to see if I can incorporate it into my resto druid's setup. ***NOTE*** This only targets party members, not yourself, so you'll have to hack in a self-healing option for your healer if you want it.

As for the macro Fur posted, it's a solid and proven idea, if a bit dodgy with the 3.2 changes. I got a variant working as follows:

/castsequence [target=player] reset=3 rejuvenation,,,,, ,,,,,
/castsequence [target=party1] reset=3 ,,rejuvenation,,,,,,,,
/castsequence [target=party2] reset=3 ,,,,rejuvenation,,,,,,
/castsequence [target=party3] reset=3 ,,,,,,rejuvenation,,,,
/castsequence [target=party4] reset=3 ,,,,,,,,rejuvenation,,

The caveat is that it casts on every OTHER keypress. Seems like the castrandom changes in 3.2 cause the empty castsequence "," to not "fall through" until the second time you hit the key. Yet it still "consumes" the first empty "," for whatever reason. Sucky. In fact, I'd go so far as to say to Blizzard, "Congrats on implementing a suck-ass solution to castrandom and not even testing the side effects on normal /castsequence macros. Idiots."

There. You can now cut & paste ftw. You're welcome.