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    Well the simplest thing is the default. You press "1" and all of your characters assist and then press "1". In that situation you put your primary dps rotation macro on one for all of the characters (in game macros).


    1, Priest:
    /castsequence Smite, Holy Fire, Smite, Smite

    1, Tank:

    /castsequence reset=2 keg smash, breath of fire, jab, keg smash, blackout kick, jab


    The way to modify who gets what keypresses is through using action target groups http://www.dual-boxing.com/threads/3...-Target-Groups http://isboxer.com/wiki/Action_Target_Group

    So you could make an action target group called "Dps" and add all your priests to it, and then go to key 1 and change the target: window all to target: Group (all of) Dps from the dropdown menu


    So the primary way to make your round robin psychic scream is going to be to add a new key that is round robin and deals with only a Priests target group, alternately, you can actually create a Wow Macro Action that handles spells based on the character ATG for each character.

    For me, I have class specific ATGs, and also an ATG called "Silencers"

    So I send Ctrl Num 0, round robin, to a group titled "silencers"

    and then this is my isboxer macro

    Code:
    /stopcasting
    /6 Shh!
    !if (character in "Shaman") /cast wind shear
    !if (character in "Druid Balance") /cast solar beam
    !if (character in "Mages") /cast counterspell
    !if (character in "Paladin")/cast rebuke
    !if (character in "Hunters")/cast Silencing Shot
    !if (character in "Druid Bear") /cast Skull Bash(Bear Form)
    !if (character in "Monk Brew") /cast Spear Hand Strike
    !if (character in "Monk Mist") /cast Spear Hand Strike
    !if (character in "Warlock") /cast Spell Lock
    /6 is my private multiboxing channel, I just don't want my team spamming the group if I'm in a raid, but I do like to be sure that my silence commands are going through. This is handy for debugging.

    That's just an example of how to use ATGs, I suggest looking at the two links I provided as well.

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    THANK YOU! With your help, things now appear to be working according to my wishes.

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