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i can get sword and shield to work
i need it for my warrio cause i switch wepon set and and weapons alot, though i dont always do em together

I'm not at home, so I don't know what does and doesn't activate the global cooldown, but I'm wondering if a macro could be created that would pop all of my cooldowns - specifically, I'd hit it when a raid boss gets to 20%. I'd want it to pop a haste potion (or insane strength or something), berserking (troll racial), my abacus of violent odds, and then recklessness. Is this even remotely possible? If not one macro, could I do it with two?

*Edit - You can disregard this. The only one of those that activates the global cooldown is recklessness, so I just put them all in one macro.

Edited, Apr 7th 2008 4:29am by mikeyvach

The spell "Judgement" for paladins doesn't have a GCD, and the seal is instant, yet my macros require two clicks. is this fixable?

/cast Seal of Justice
/cast Judgement


/cast Seal of the Crusader
/cast Judgement




There is something weird, if I simply click it, only the seal goes off, however if I have a different seal (SoC) it instantly judges SoTC or SoJ without a hitch.

Is there any other macro that I can use for my spell rotation?

Isn't working for me, it will only cast the first one in the sequence and then stop right after.

Also, is there any way that I can switch both trinkets with one macro? I've tried

on trinket 1/2 but it still will just put my 2nd trinket in slot 1 to replace the other one.
Thanks.

I have an undead character that when they use the cannibalize ability, AND there is a corpse in range for eating, they will say something

so in pseudo code essentially I'd like:

if ( corpse in range != false)
{
if (corpse can be eaten == true)
{
perform cannibalize
say something out loud
}
}

my issue is in finding the 'corpse' conditionals as not all corpses can be eaten.. is there a way to achieve this effect?


Edited, Jun 2nd 2008 8:21pm by Dooblecaine

Steady - Auto - Kill Command Macro

#showtooltip Steady Shot
/castsequence reset=2.5 Steady Shot, Auto Shot
/castrandom [target=pettarget,exists] Kill Command
/script UIErrorsFrame:Clear()

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Simple Mouseover Targeted Macros

I dug up some info here and there in order to create a macro, bound to a key of your choice, which will target someone by merely moving the cursor over them – no need to click them and lose your current target. It’s probably a bit simplistic, because I wanted it to be painless for novices like me, but I'm sure cleverer people could make it more elaborate, heh.

The example I use as a simple example is a Mouseover “Blind” for a Rogue, which is handy in a tough, hectic melee. You really don’t want to get fuddled in the heat of combat and swap targets whilst being in combat, and waste a Blind by hitting the target as soon as the Blind lands! (I also use one for my Warlock which uses a Mouseover to cast “Fear” without changing targets during a fight, and though I haven’t tested it out yet I presume it would work with other spells such as Heals, etc.)

Anyway, here’s my Mouseover “Blind” example……


1. Make a new Macro called ‘Blind’ containing the script:

/cast [target=mouseover] Blind


2. Open Keybindings Window and tick the ‘Character Specific Key Bindings’ box. This will bind your chosen key to the
character you are currently using, and NO OTHER alt.

In the game’s Chat Box type the following, using the keyboard symbol or letter you wish to use (I use the ‘\’ key at the
left of the Z key) The quotes are necessary...

/script SetBindingMacro("\", "Blind")


Then just press the ENTER key.

Voila – you can merely mouse over a nearby target and press the key you assigned to the Mouseover macro. No muss, no fuss



Edited, Jun 19th 2008 4:42pm by Krago