Ok, spent the last few hours working on this and I'm sure there's other ways to accomplish the same thing, but here's what I've got.
It doesn't look like you can use multiple-targeting with modifiers so I was forced to use multiple macros. Bummer. So what I did was break up the various actions into different macros. All macros are used in conjunction with IWT.
Macro 1 - IWT only
Used with no modifier, this one will pick all your ready to harvest plants, stomp marmots, use whatever's on ExtraActionButton {Hammers, Chickens...no use in the Tillers Farm, but still useful}, turn on the plot names {see earlier post}, use any untilled soil and go to any Runty Crops {you will still need to jump to pull them, of course}.Code:/tar Chee /tar Terrible /tar Silk /tar Green /tar Rain /tar Snow /tar Gold /tar Fool /tar Snake /tar Wind /tar Song /tar Mage /tar Ripe /tar Plump /tar Bursting /tar Untilled /tar Runty /tar Black-nose /click ExtraActionButton1
If there's nothing else to do, it'll send you over to whatever NPC you have listed at the top. I'd suggest either Farmer Yoon or an NPC that wanders around the middle of your farm. If you use Farmer Yoon, it will be useful for getting into the phased area to begin with, picking up/turning in his quests and having a visual indicator that your slaves are done with this macro.
Right now, I'm actually using Chee Chee because he hangs out between Farmer Yoon and Andi, which makes her a perfect target for dealing with tangled plants. See Macro 3 for more on that.
I've now updated this one with every possible harvest action. Nice little surprise, you can target and thus interact with the herbs grown from Enigma Seeds, so if you're using them for Golden Lotus, you can macro it. All that and this macro is still under 255 characters.
Macro 2 - KILL IT!
Ok, technically, you don't need UnitFriendlyGuardianName 1 again. I actually don't even have it in these macros, I have it in my click below, but in case you want to stick it on a certain macro, there it its.Code:/tar Farmer Yoon /tar Tilled /tar Occupied /tar Alluring /tar Wiggling /console UnitNameFriendlyGuardianName 1
Anyway, this one is used with a modifer. Problem is, it'll only "use" one critter-spawning node at a time because they stay "Alluring/Wiggling/Occupied" until the critter is dead. Which, I guess is ok if you don't have the ability to tank several mobs. It's still faster than going toon by toon, I guess. If you don't have a critter spawner to target, it'll target tilled soil so hopefully your toons won't go running off to kill other things/players, or target Farmer Yoon so you can IWT your way into the phase from the market outside.
Unfortunately, you can't IWT to Tilled Soil. It's up to you, you could move /tar Tilled to the first macro and add /use *whatever* to plant your seeds after you've tilled the untilled soil, but I just planted them one at a time cuz things were chaotic when I was trying to figure out how to do this. I don't even use the tilled part, I just use the Farmer Yoon part like the first macro.
If you want to try "auto planting" in the first macro, make note that the /tar seems to work from the bottom, up - so you'll want to put /tar tilled and /use *seed* UNDERNEATH /tar Untilled. But even then, I can't promise that it'll work 100% because of the delay between soil tilling being completed and actually showing as "Tilled". You could end up IWT-ing away from the soil you just did or something.
Macro 3 - Weed It
This one is used with a secondary modifier.Code:/use Mote of Harmony /tar Andi /tar Tangled /tar Stubborn /tar Encroaching /tar Wild
Pretty easy to figure out, if you've got a weed, this will use it. I just spam 1 for the stubborn and encroaching. Might take a little longer, but it's faster than 1 at a time. And if you don't have a weed, you'll go to Andi and be ready to leave the phase.
For the tangled, what you need to do is use the modifier to pick up the tangled and then hit the macro again without the modifier.
If a toon doesn't have a tangled plant, they'll run over and hang out with Andi.
If they do have one, the unmodified press will send them over to whatever NPC you have listed in Macro 1. This is why Macro 1 is currently using Chee Chee. If I use Farmer Yoon and the crops closest to him are tangled, the toon won't move far enough to pop the tangle. If I use Andi and it's one of the far crops, the toon may be too far away to be able to IWT.
However, I don't know if Chee Chee will wander off the farm like Ella sometimes does. If so, you still have the option of using the other modified macro to use Farmer Yoon - you'll just have to use your arrow keys or whathaveyou to push through him if you get a close crop.
Finally, I added a /use Mote of Harmony to convert motes to Spirits of Harmony. I put it here so it doesn't interfere with killing or anything else.
Macro 4 - Optional - Tangent Ahead!
I actually use an additional macro because I don't like to be bothered with extra keybindings when I can just use Jamba's Item Bar for macro swapping.
Here's the Master Version
And the SlavesCode:#show Raw Turtle Meat /click [mod:shift] MultiBarBottomRightButton3; [mod:alt] MultiBarBottomRightButton2; MultiBarBottomRightButton1 /click [button:2] InterfaceOptionsMousePanelClickToMove 1 /console UnitNameFriendlyGuardianName 1
At the core of it, all it does is click one of the above macros based on what modifier I'm holding. I, however, have my Jamba Item Bar set up as a click bar instead of just using the hotkeys so that when I click something in the item bar, it triggers assist and/or IWT depending on what button I use and then sends the hotkey combination.Code:/click [mod:shift] MultiBarBottomRightButton3; [mod:alt] MultiBarBottomRightButton2; MultiBarBottomRightButton1 /console UnitNameFriendlyGuardianName 1
Beyond that, the master's version also has a toggle for Click to Move when I right-click the macro to make things a bit easier and a #show line that I use for stuff I'm farming.
If you want to make use of the item bar, you'll need to make sure the macros you're using are all named the same and are in the same location on all your toons. {Or I'm sure you could probably do it using Jamba Macros, too, but I don't know how to use those.}
I have a couple of macros I swap around to use this way. They are set up under my General Macros in the first few slots - named "1", "2", "3" and so on to keep them in the same location in the macro panel so they work with Jamba's Item Bar. 1 would be the above macro. 2 would be my various buff foods. 3 would be profession stuff I do a lot like make bolts of cloth/prospect/smelt ore and so on. This way I just have a collection of macros I can drag and drop as needed into the item bar instead of permanent bindings.
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