Just an FYI... [dead] (and its opposite) implies [exists], so putting both conditionals in there is redundant.Originally Posted by MadMilitia
Just an FYI... [dead] (and its opposite) implies [exists], so putting both conditionals in there is redundant.
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Sure about that? I recall sometime back I had them [exists] and it was targeting corpses..
Maybe this functionality changed? Hm.
Uh... because [exists] doesn't imply [nodead]; [nodead] implies [exists]. Obviously, if you weren't using [nodead] in an older macro it would target corpses, because both types of units (those dead and not dead) physically exist in the game world and are within targeting range of the character(s) executing the command.
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