Having Issues with Gnome Sequencer and IS Boxer

[MadMilitia]

I would still like to get my hands on one of your profiles. Its alot easier for me reverse engineer a profile I know that works than going through countless post, threads and wiki pages trying to get ISboxer to work correctly with it. Are you using custom GS-E macros or something found on their site? Thanks for reply.

My GS sequences are wildly out of date beyond MW, BM/MM and PROT. I haven't spent much time with others, besides the ele shaman ones I posted earlier.

I tried pasting my IS profile awhile back but pastebin has a 512kb limit on guest submissions =/. I need to make an account for that. I'm also working on an annoying configuration problem that I haven't gotten past yet. But I can explain it some I think this way.

1. Game Helpers > World of Warcraft is where you want all of your wow / GS macros. Live by this rule. It will make your time using ISBoxer much better.
2. The GS macros should all be called from these WoW macros you create.
3. Make new macro sets under Game Helpers > World of Warcraft that make sense to look at. Ex: DPS, Survival, Healing, etc.
4. Action target groups are essential for some things. Same rule applies here. You will want both roles ( ranged, tank, healer ) and classes and/or specializations. You can for example send a WoW macro from what I mentioned earlier to a subset of characters identified by an action target group.

Example of a macro in Game Helpers > World of Warcraft > Macro Sets > DPS ( won't exist you will need to create it ):

Right-click the new DPS Macroset and choose new Wow Macro > Name it DPS-ST ( single target ):

!if (character is in "Shaman" ) /click ELE-ST
!if (character is in "Warrior") /click PROT-ST
!if (character is in "Hunter") /click MM-ST
!if (character is in "Deathknight") /click BLOOD-ST

Keybind: ctrl + shift + 2

What you're looking at here is a combination of GS with action target groups. For every character using this named macro, their respective ATG (action target group) is used to identify which click of GS they get. When this is sent to the WoW client the appropriate macro is applied. Then whatever key combination you setup for the macro ( WoW named macros must always have a key combination if being used ) works to evoke the macro in game.

The next thing is simply setting up how you want the DPS-ST wow named macro called. You could create a DPS Masterkey ( named something along those lines ) in the combat keymap. Then have all your guys or some of your guys ( using ATGs ) use the WoW named macro. Create a new mapped key in combat and call it DPS Masterkey. Then in the step create a new action:

Right click Actions > Keystroke Actions > Named World of Warcraft Macro Action. Choose appropriate target and then select the DPS-ST macro from the WoW Macro Set: DPS and WoW Macro: DPS-ST.

Then it's just a matter of assigning a key you'll press to the DPS Masterkey. Try that out.

Oh and if you want my GS macros for MM, MW and PROT let me know. I also have a blood dk macro and an ele one posted a bit back and of course the BM macros.