Quote Originally Posted by 'Simulacra',index.php?page=Thread&postID=68327#pos t68327
my focus macro on the mage window bound to numpad 1:
/focus [target=targettarget,exists] target
The priceless part of this post. Im still catching on to this whole new approach of using the [target=targettarget], but it looks really promising.

I read this post 3 times before I really understood the significance of your macro. Your first macro was misleading:

/target [target=Aztrid];
/follow

The application would really be like below (I know you where just demonstrating proof of concept):

/target [target=Aztrid, nodead]; [target=Toon 2, nodead]; [target=Toon 3, nodead]; [target=Toon 4, nodead]; [target=Aztrid]
/follow

I only bring this up because I've been trying to figure out how to work this and I ended up dropping this approach because I thought I'd need a new focus macro for each leader.

The big break through with this macro is that its the first time I have seen the possibility of seemless transition when your main dies (just respam your follow) AND the ability to set focus independently for each toon using 1 macro regardless of who is leader. (ie.. num1= toon1 focus, num2=toon2 focus => 1 macro for polymorph focus and two targets are sheeped, simply BRILLIANT!)

In application you can know keybind each toons polymorph to 1 button. And create a keybind for each toons focus, the toons that dont have a focus wont polymorph and those that do will. This might seem obvious to some, but for those that missed it the first time, its multiboxing CC game changing.

Nice post BTW.