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    im using 1 shaman as my my main healer and I need a 3 part macro

    /target anubizx
    /cast [target=targettargettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=targettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=target,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave


    This is what my macro looks like now

    what I want it to do is heal anubizx if he has no target
    If I do have a target I want him to heal that target
    and when I am fighting I want him to heal anubizx's target( a mob) and target the mobs target and heal that target.

    will this work?

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    That macro should do the trick, assuming targettargettarget is valid. :P
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    only down side is that when I hit my follow command all the alts target my main char. So when I go to cast a heal on them the macro targets my target whos targets my main and the heal ends back on my main :}

    wanted to see if it was possible for the target target target to have an exception in it so that it only casts that one if I have a hostile targeted.

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    Code:
    /target anubizx
    /cast [mod,target=targettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave;[target=targettargettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=targettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=target,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave
    I can't test this out, but I think you could add a mod statement in there so that you can force a heal onto the friendly anubizx is targeting by hitting your heal key with any modifier key (shift/ctrl/alt).

    [s]or maybe a combat flag (if that works):
    /target anubizx
    /cast [target=targettargettarget,help,nodead,exists,comba t] Healing Wave; [target=targettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=target,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave[/s]




    Dunno if that's at all helpful (or even correct!) just some random thoughts

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    Default RE: macro help

    Quote Originally Posted by 'ahnubis',index.php?page=Thread&postID=67709#post6 7709
    im using 1 shaman as my my main healer and I need a 3 part macro

    /target anubizx
    /cast [target=targettargettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=targettarget,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave; [target=target,help,nodead,exists] Healing Wave
    Looks fine. You could shrink it though:
    Code:
    /target anubizx
    /cast [target=targettargettarget,help,nodead][target=targettarget,help,nodead][target=target,help,nodead]Healing Wave
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    Note that the "combat" flag will always evaluate to false until he heals someone else that is in combat or gets on a monster's hate list by meleeing, casting or being in melee range of it. Doubt you'd want that situation.
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    good call! strike the combat flag suggestion

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    [target=target,help,nodead]
    Can be reduced to simply [help,nodead] as spells default to your current target if you have one).

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