modifiers in #showtooltip ;p?

[Bananengurke]

/cast [equiped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend

This is my makro. ( bound on Alt+S)

On Alt+D I have a Spellreflect+Shield makro.
Now what I want to do is be able to interrupt casters, since shieldbash can be used in battlestance. The makro works ok so far, only thing is that the Icon never changes!
is it possible to make the icon show a shield when I wear a shield, and when I'm not, show the tooltip of Rend?

(Trying to save space and keybinds)

I was thinking about
#showtooltip [equiped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend
/cast [equiped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend

which doesn't work

so is this even possible? Or will I have to stare at the icon for this small change:

( yes really small buttons, and no time to stare at this while a holy paladin is starting to cast a big heal

[Gig]

You can do it use #show

#show [equipped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend

Edit spelling

[Bananengurke]

are you sure? because It still kinda doesn't work for me

also in wow equipped is written with one p for some reason :S

[Gig]

use it for my macro for recklessness, shield wall, and retaliation.

#show [stance:1][stance:2][stance:3] Retaliation, Recklessness, Shield Wall

[halmmar]

#showtooltip [equiped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend
/cast [equiped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend

#showtooltip
/cast [equipped:shields] Shieldbash; Rend

Showtooltip by default shows the skill you're about to use. I know it works with stances (cat/bear/prot/fury/etc) and modifiers (alt/ctrl/shift), so it should work with [equipped].

Edit: Spell equipped right.
[07:43:34] Unknown macro option: equiped

[perera]

Since you are trying to save macro space, you can use 'worn' instead of 'equipped'. Also, it's shield bash.. with a space in between. Don't get me wrong here I just don't know if you typed it in WoW the same way you typed here. As for tooltip modifiers, they work the same way as in the macro.

Another thing: You did use the question mark icon on your macro right ? Cause you have to use that one if you want it to change.

[Bananengurke]

ok works now

no not because of any of you guys. the problem was I am using a german game client. I thought ever english command works, but the exeption is the word "Shields". so it wouldn't have mattered if i spelled equipped with one or two p's, ( 1xp=always shows shield bash, 2xp always shows rend)


macro looks like this now:

#show [equipped:Schilde] Schildhieb; Verwunden
/cast [equipped:Schilde] Schildhieb; Verwunden