Interrupt Macro Help

[GutsTheWarrior]

Hi! I've gotten a lot of help from here before so thought I'd try again. I'm looking to set up an interrupt macro, really it's unacceptable that I've gone this long without one. I realized this was an issue on Blast Furnace when I want to dps the primal elementalist but interrupt flame callers. Now in my head I was thinking just a macro that if I have no focus set it would interrupt my target, which I think generally would be perfect, but specifically for Blast Furnace I'm not sure if I would want that or something that would target the flame caller or set focus with a key bind

So I'm looking for advice or guidance on which type of macro I want to make and how to make it. Any and all help is appreciated.

[bladeXcrasher]

Personally, I'm a fan of mouse over macros.

/cast [@mouseover,exists] Pummel; Pummel

[GutsTheWarrior]

Personally, I'm a fan of mouse over macros.

/cast [@mouseover,exists] Pummel; Pummel

hmm can't say I've used mouse over for much, not sure I'm a fan, would that be you hover over it and hit the keybind?

[Crisius]

hmm can't say I've used mouse over for much, not sure I'm a fan, would that be you hover over it and hit the keybind?

Yes. An alternative is to /cast [@focus] after setting something as a focus, but it's more work and requires a separate keybind to set stuff as focus, something you'll likely need to use a mouseover for anyway.

Another thing to mention about that macro he posted is that it'll cast pummel on your current target if there is no mouseover target. If you add [@mouseover,exists,harm] to it it'll make it even better, by only being eligible for mouseover interrupts if you're mouseovering a hostile target. (Mouseovering a friendly target, like another melee on Oregorger, and hitting the keybind will mess up your interrupt on the boss without the harm part)

[Crimsonfell]

hmm can't say I've used mouse over for much, not sure I'm a fan, would that be you hover over it and hit the keybind?

yes thats how the mouse overs work, so check for that tooltip when you over over and hit the bind, and since you're a warrior you could
/cast [@mouseover,exists] Charge; Charge
/cast Pummel

[GutsTheWarrior]

Yes. An alternative is to /cast [@focus] after setting something as a focus, but it's more work and requires a separate keybind to set stuff as focus, something you'll likely need to use a mouseover for anyway.

Another thing to mention about that macro he posted is that it'll cast pummel on your current target if there is no mouseover target. If you add [@mouseover,exists,harm] to it it'll make it even better, by only being eligible for mouseover interrupts if you're mouseovering a hostile target. (Mouseovering a friendly target, like another melee on Oregorger, and hitting the keybind will mess up your interrupt on the boss without the harm part)

Cool, I'll give it a try thank you very much.