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    [help] Mythic Thogar Kick macro

    Heyho,

    (deleted the "at", because otherwise this forum does not let me post this thread.)

    i'm trying to write a macro which helps me to kick the Flamemenders Lava Shock, without changing my Man-At-Arms Target.
    So basically the best would be to have a Kick Macro, with a direct Command like:

    showtooltip
    /cast ["at" Firemender,harm,nodead][] Kick

    But unfortunately this does not seem to work.

    Second idea to get around this problem would be to change this macro to only kick the Focus, and then to write another Macro which targets the Man-At-Arms and sets the Foucs to Firemender.

    /target Grom'kar Man-At-Arms
    /focus Grom'kar Firemender

    I played around focus Macros and couldn't find any way to set a very specific enemy name as the focus without targeting it.
    Is there any easy way to solve this task?

    best,
    Barrin

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    Without being in game to test your above macro, you may want to try:
    Code:
    #showtooltip
    /target [nodead]Grom'kar Firemender
    /cast Kick
    /targetlasttarget
    I'm *fairly* sure you can use [nodead] with /target.
    Last edited by Merope; 2015-04-22 at 03:31 PM.

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    I use two seperate macros for Thogar.

    One for targeting and setting my focus:

    Code:
    /tar Grom'kar Firemender
    /focus
    /tar Grom'kar Man-at-Arms

    One for focus kicking:

    Code:
    /cast [target=focus, exists] kick; kick
    Last edited by mmoc24a3cd8252; 2015-04-22 at 08:19 PM.

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    Unless something has changed, my old resto Druid macro for LB was
    /cast [target=focus] Lifebloom

    So couldn't you just replace LB with Kick and set it as your focus?

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    You can also set up a keybind to set your focus target. I use ` for this function. Now obviously, if you know the name of the target (as you do) and know that you want to don't want to have to target it in the raid, then a macro would be optimal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyzawolf View Post
    Unless something has changed, my old resto Druid macro for LB was
    /cast [target=focus] Lifebloom

    So couldn't you just replace LB with Kick and set it as your focus?
    The Firemender and Man-at-Arms spawn at the same time. I want to immediately start dps the Man-at-Arms, while being able to kick Firemender. No time to set the focus to Firemender seperately, or to waste an action for it. Thats the whole point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kigyo View Post
    I use two seperate macros for Thogar.

    One for targeting and setting my focus:

    Code:
    /tar Grom'kar Firemender
    /focus
    /tar Grom'kar Man-at-Arms

    One for focus kicking:

    Code:
    /cast [target=focus, exists] kick; kick;
    Tested it on different Outdoor Mobs, seems to work, thx!

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    For me, I use a mouseover macro as I have boss frames that show the mender.

    /cast [@mouseover] Kick

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    Quote Originally Posted by alucardtnuoc View Post
    For me, I use a mouseover macro as I have boss frames that show the mender.

    /cast [@mouseover] Kick
    What would be a macro that casts on mouse over, and if no mouseover, goes to your current target?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smaxy View Post
    What would be a macro that casts on mouse over, and if no mouseover, goes to your current target?
    Not tested, but I guess it might work similar to my focus kick macro:

    Code:
    /cast [target=mouseover, exists] kick; kick
    Last edited by mmoc24a3cd8252; 2015-04-22 at 08:25 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kigyo View Post
    Not tested, but I guess it might work similar to my focus kick macro:

    Code:
    /cast [target=mouseover, exists] kick; kick
    Might want to make that [@mouseover, harm, exists] so if you mouseover a player accidentally whilst trying to kick your current target, it won't try and kick the player.

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