Originally Posted by
Mercbeast
You can make macros that function like this, with probably more flexibility, inside isboxer itself. You can achieve this via keymaps and steps.
For example, if you want to create that cast sequence macro, but have it be less rigid, you could do it like this.
Make a keymap for flamestrike, have it have 1 step, just cast flamestrike as you would normally set it up.
In step one, have it cast flamestrike. In step 2, tick the box "do not pass" for X number of seconds box, to force it to stay on this step, and have this be where your arcane explosion spam is. Then under advanced, tick the box reset to step 1 after 8-10-whatever seconds, after first keypress.
This will give you essentially the exact functionality you want. Your first keypress will do step 1, which will be flame strike, it will then move to step 2, where it will be locked for the next X number of seconds, or until the entire thing resets due to the timer you placed on it in the advanced option. If you want to give yourself some wiggle room for missing the first cast, you could also lock the first step to not progress for say 1.5s or 2s or whatever, so if one mage moves, you can recast without missing it.
You can also do stuff like, have a keymap that calls other keymaps, and those keymaps have this sort of timer based functionality built into them. So, for example, say you're playing warriors and you're want a REALLY lazy DPS spam hotkey. You eventually accumulate too much rage to spend on just whirlwind and mortal strike or blood thirst, so you want to bleed some rage off once in awhile. So you make a hotkey that has say, 2 steps. Step 1 does heroic strike, or sunder armor, and is active for 2s. Step 2 has NO actions, but is locked for 10s. This means everytime you hit your DPS spam key, once every 10s, heroic strike can be used, maximum.
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