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    Found a way to ensure a spell is being casted:

    I just have to use another macro the for timed keypresses:

    15SecondsStyleKey1:
    Step 1
    - Press Alt+Shift+1 (triggers a macro, doing: /castsequence reset=4 Devouring Plague,nop)
    --- Check "Do not advance to the next step for at least 4 seconds (this ensures, the button is clicked, and the reset timeout will be surly cached within the next lock)
    Step 2
    - Empty
    --- Check "Do not advance to the next step for at least 24 seconds

    The other one:

    8SecondsStyleKey2:
    Step 1
    - Empty
    --- Check "Do not advance to the next step for at least 2 seconds
    Step 2
    - Press Alt+Shift+2 (triggers a macro, doing /castsequence reset=4 SW: P, nop)
    --- Check "Do not advance to the next step for at least 4 seconds
    Step 3
    - Empty
    --- Check "Do not advance to the next step for at least 6 seconds

    This solves the GCD-Problem.

    Any comments?

    Edit: It's better to remove the /stopcasting - command and just to make the window in which the castsequence command should be executed slightly bigger, as big as the longest cast should take plus lag. I took 4 seconds, and it doesnt cut any started casts off any more, justs queues the dot cast to the next step. See changes in the above steps.
    Last edited by wonz : 09-06-2010 at 02:00 PM

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