HW Boxing Macros Help

[yeaunome]

Hey guys,

Trying to figure out a way to basically simulate skipping a keypress in a macro. Something like below, which I have tried with different target variables to no avail.

https://wowwiki.fandom.com/wiki/Mult...#Heal_rotation

and

https://wowwiki.fandom.com/wiki/Mult...ealing_madness

[Wubsie]

the Gnomesequencer addon is your friend. For example here is a "round robin" interrupt:



TL;DR, 1st press triggers Rebuke, presses 2-5 attempt to trigger Blessed Hammer. Then your other toons would have the interrupt on different lines, so only one gets triggered per press and the other characters attempt to cast some basic spell. Whether the spell goes off does not matter for the addon, it will drop to the next line after each press (as long as it is set to sequential).

[yeaunome]

Cant get this to work. Trying with Earthbind Totem

/cast Earthbind Totem
/cast Purge
/cast Purge
/cast Purge
/cast Purge

/cast Purge
/cast Earthbind Totem
/cast Purge
/cast Purge
/cast Purge

etc etc

also tried cast sequence as well

/castsequence Earthbind Totem, Purge, Purge, Purge, Purge

/castsequence Purge, Earthbind Totem, Purge, Purge, Purge

etc etc

[Wubsie]

Are you just putting that in an in-game macro? If so, then, yes it will not work.

The addon is doing the "skipping" in my example. AFAIK there is no way to do it with just the normal macro interface.

[yeaunome]

im using gse

[Wubsie]

im using gse

Then the first option should work. You have the GSE macro set to be sequential, right? GSE should simply go through the lines, changing to the next one after each keypress.


A castsequence technically might work as well, but they do not advance to the next spell prior on keypresses but rather on when the spell is actually cast, so the system might get "out of sync" if a character fails to cast the spell for some reason, for example being on GCD. This is where GSE is better for this since it does not matter whether or not the spell actually goes off for the sequence to advance to the next step.