Stance macros and mouseover

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Hey, so I'm trying to design a macro that works as a mouseover heal macro in serpent stance and swaps to jab when I switch to crane. Currently its switching fine, but whenever I mouseover a unit in crane stance, it swaps back to the heal, even though I cant cast it, and wont cast jab.

Heres what I have:

#showtooltip
/use [@mouseover,help,nodead][stance:1] Soothing Mist; Jab

I've tried several different ways and keep getting the same result, any ideas?

[SlippyCheeze]

/use [@mouseover,help,nodead,stance:1] Soothing Mist; Jab

Everything in one set of square brackets evaluates with "and", each set of square brackets evaluates with "or", so what you had was:

If my mouseover is someone I can help, and they are not do, OR if I'm in the stance, then cast SM, otherwise cast jab.

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/use [@mouseover,help,nodead,stance:1] Soothing Mist; Jab

Everything in one set of square brackets evaluates with "and", each set of square brackets evaluates with "or", so what you had was:

If my mouseover is someone I can help, and they are not do, OR if I'm in the stance, then cast SM, otherwise cast jab.

Thats fantastic, thanks a million. There was an issue with the spell icon, but I fixed it, heres the final macro for anyone interested:

#showtooltip [stance:1] Soothing mist; Jab
/use [@mouseover,help,nodead,stance:1] Soothing Mist; Jab

[Fastlane_hellscream]

Thanks for posting the end result macro...Going to use this on my monk as well. Very helpful!

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Concerning the spell Icon: A neat trick ist to just write "#showtooltip" it will automatically show the Icon for the conditionals met.

In your case: If you are in Stance1 it shows Mist, else Jab.

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Concerning the spell Icon: A neat trick ist to just write "#showtooltip" it will automatically show the Icon for the conditionals met.

In your case: If you are in Stance1 it shows Mist, else Jab.

No, it doesnt, that was the problem I was having, and why I added the conditions to the #showtooltip line.

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Oh my bad. I didn't realize there was a @mouseover conditional. Not it doesn't work that way you are totally right, I'm sorry.