Need a macro that focuses nr 1/2/3/4 or 5 on gladius

[Hiddensjammis]

As the topic says.

Say Im doing 2v2 rogue v rogue and my friend gets opened on by both. (dosnt really need to be that senario, but anyways)
I target one and open on him, I would really like 1 button to pres to get focus on the other without having to tab target him and select him as focus or mouse over focus him.

On gladius your enemys are shown as
1 x class
2 x class
3 x class
etc

And you can assign a button to target say nr 2 on gladius.

What I need is a button that focuses target nr 2, or 1 or 3 etc.

Im thinking litle on the lines of:
say f1 is my button for nr 1, f2 is my button for 2, etc.
(first line Im really unsure off)
Then I pres f1
/focus
/targetlasttarget

But that would be 2 buttons cus I dont know how to get "f1" in a macro, if its even posible. Maby this?:
/target enemy # 1
/focus
/targetlasttarget

Then say I target the one I want to open on and do the macro.
Then I swich main target with 1 button to the gladius nr x (say 2)
main target becomes focus and stays main target
I target my last target.

I really dont lose my target since its a instant macro but I get the other as a focus target.

Iv been wanting this for ages so PLEASE help me (if your on silvermoon EU Ill pay you 1g)

Any questions, just ask^^

[K4ge]

I think it /target arenaframe 1
or something like that, try it out.

[Hiddensjammis]

I think it /target arenaframe 1
or something like that, try it out.

Diddnt work:/

[Hiddensjammis]

moved it to the macro section, thought I could delete this one after.

[Unidon]

Right click their target bar on Gladius? Default sets him to focus.

Or /cast [target=arena2] sap is the spammable sap macro for rogues when the other rogue is stealthed, I dont know off hand how to change that to set arena2 as focus. try something like that.

However the stealth toon is ALWAYS the last arena2,3,5 in the bracket. so in 5's its target=arena5

[Bananengurke]

you can set your gladius up to set a target as a focus when you rightclick.
I used to always do that, but now I don't use any focus frames anymore, since I can usually see when someone is casting something