Originally Posted by
Aqira91
how does a working mouseover macro for shadowburn work=)?
Code:
#showtooltip Shadowburn
/cleartarget [@mouseover,harm,nodead]
/cast Shadowburn [@mouseover,harm,nodead][]Shadowburn
/targetlasttarget [@mouseover,harm,nodead]
This will cast Shadowburn at your mouseover if it's an enemy and not dead, and target otherwise. If you are using it in the mouseover capacity, it will clear your target, and restore your target around the cast to account for the long-standing mouseover Havoc bug.
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Originally Posted by
Moruff
/tar mouseover
/cast shadowburn
That's the basic way of doing it. You just put your mouse on the mob that you want to sburn and hit that macro. It'll leave your current target so you need to manually switch back, but it will most definitely work to havoc your sburns.
EDIT:
/tar mouseover
/cast [harm,nodead][] shadowburn
This is the more sophisticated way of doing it.
You can include the target conditional inside the brackets, and this way allows you to not lose your current target. Your way does work however. (That will leave your target as your previous mouseover though).
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Originally Posted by
Bonkura
then you need to add ; Shadowburn to the macro. so with my example it would be /cast [@mouseover] Shadowburn; Shadowburn.
You can also add an empty conditional such that it's basically the "else" statement in a normal if-then-else conditional. IE
Code:
/cast [@mouseover,exists][]Shadowburn
will cast at your mouseover, and if you don't have one, will cast on the target due to the "[]".