/cast [nomod][target:focus] lesser healing wave
/cast [mod:alt][target:focus] healing wave
/cast [mod:shift][target:focus] chain heal
Doesn't seem to work.
Any macro guru's help me out?
Modifiers
/cast [nomod][target:focus] lesser healing wave
/cast [mod:alt][target:focus] healing wave
/cast [mod:shift][target:focus] chain heal
Doesn't seem to work.
Any macro guru's help me out?
Well I always thought the parser was case-sensitive, so you would need Lesser Healing Wave, Healing Wave etc.....
Also, I think [target=focus,nomod] Lesser Healing Wave is better, ie combine the mod test and the target set......don;t think this would stop yours working though
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RE: Modifiers
Some good macros in the link below, but you'll have to alter them slightly to fit your multiboxing most likely.Originally Posted by 'TMNT',index.php?page=Thread&postID=90457#post9045 7
http://www.arenajunkies.com/macros/shaman/
Another good one and a beginners guide in there somewhere.
http://www.wowwiki.com/Useful_macros_for_shamans
I think this will do what you're trying to accomplish.
Edit: In fact, this might be a much cleaner version.
/cast [modifier:nomodifier,target=focus] Lesser Healing Wave; [modifier:alt,target=focus] Healing Wave; [modifier:shift,target=focus] Chain Heal
I'll also add that I think the warlock macro section has the most intricate and detailed macros of all. If you're smart enough you can figure out what each macro is supposed to do and alter it to fit your own class and skills very easily.
http://www.wowwiki.com/Useful_macros_for_warlocks
I tired that and it doesnt' work either.
Also i don't want the target to be focus. Id like to put names in there. Do i change "focus" with the names?
Anyone?
one thing that catches my eye: [target:focus]
As far as I remember, it's [target=focus]
and yes, you can use a name instead of focus if you like.
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This is what i use and it works:
/target focus
/cast [no modifier] Lesser Healing Wave(Rank 6); [modifier:alt] Healing Wave(Rank 11); [modifier:shift] Chain Heal(Rank 4)
Cut, Paste and Enjoy.
Keep in mind that by stating what rank of each spell to use, when you learn a better rank it will keep using the one stated in the macro. You can remove "(Rank #)" and it should use the highest rank you have.This is what i use and it works:
/target focus
/cast [no modifier] Lesser Healing Wave(Rank 6); [modifier:alt] Healing Wave(Rank 11); [modifier:shift] Chain Heal(Rank 4)
Cut, Paste and Enjoy.
RE: Modifiers
3 problems:
- some ":" should be "="
- focus should be focustarget, since you want to shoot at the target of your focus ;)
- modifier must be in target part
thus:
Also, you have to set focus first before the macro works:/cast [target=focustarget,nomod] lesser healing wave
/cast [target=focustarget,mod:alt] healing wave
/cast [target=focustarget,mod:shift] chain heal
/focus NameOfMain
Slight Adjustment to the above, [no modifier] doesn't really do anything, however [nomodifier] or the shortened version [nomod] will do what your looking for. You can also signifigantly shorten this by putting the one you want to cast without a modifier at the end and you don't need to include [nomod]
Keep in mind that by stating what rank of each spell to use, when you learn a better rank it will keep using the one stated in the macro. You can remove "(Rank #)" and it should use the highest rank you have.This is what i use and it works:
/target focus
/cast [no modifier] Lesser Healing Wave(Rank 6); [modifier:alt] Healing Wave(Rank 11); [modifier:shift] Chain Heal(Rank 4)
Cut, Paste and Enjoy.
/cast [mod:alt] Healing Wave; [mod:shift] Chain Heal; Lesser Healing Wave
Same thing but saves a bunch of space so you could include other things in there easily if you wanted...
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