Help me shorten that macro!

[Aranes]

Greetings fellow WoW addicts :P

My problem:
#show
/cast [mod:ctrl]Heroic Throw;[mod:shift,form:1,worn:Two-Hand]Berserker Stance;[mod:shift,form:3,worn:Two-Hand]Pummel;[mod:shift,form:1,worn:Shields]Shield Bash;[mod:alt,form:1]Shattering Throw;[mod:alt,form:3]Battle Stance;Victory Rush

I want to add:
[nomod:form:1,worn:Shields]Shield Slam or [form:1,worn:Shields]Shield Slam

but i'm already at 242 chars. Does anyone know a way to squeeze that part in?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

[Baki021]

Please go on wowinterface dot com and search for the addon "Super Duper Macro" and you will be able to break the macro limit.

[Deleted]

You could probably remove the worn:shields part from shield bash, since if you don't have a 2h, chances are you have a shield on.

[Aranes]

You could probably remove the worn:shields part from shield bash, since if you don't have a 2h, chances are you have a shield on.

Doh! Yea, that could (and does indeed) work :P
Thanks alot.

[lawomous]

Ah great, just spent like an hour working on this one, was a challenge.

#showtooltip
/cast [mod:shift,form:3]Pummel;[mod:shift,form:1/2,worn:Shields]Shield Bash;[mod:shift,form:1]Berserker Stance;[worn:Shields]Shield Slam;[mod:alt,form:1]Shattering Throw;[mod:alt]Battle Stance;[mod:ctrl]Heroic Throw;Victory Rush

Sorted some of the modifiers to make it a little clearer.

[Aranes]

Ah great, just spent like an hour working on this one, was a challenge.

Your help is still greatly appreciated. I actually like that you made it even shorter. Changing "worn:Two-Hand" to "worn:Shields" for example is something that i probably shouldve thought of myself.

Your macro works exactly like i want it to. Thanks aswell!

[Helander]

I think it would be easier in the long run if you simply made separate macros and keybinds for this huge mess of a macro.

What's the purpose of this one though. I ask out of curiosity

[Isadora985]

What is the form thing for?

[lawomous]

@Isadora http://www.wowwiki.com/Stance

Stance and Form refer typically to Warrior Stances and Druid Forms, they work exactly the same way in macros but form is shorter.

[Isadora985]

Ok, wasn't sure. Thats what I figured.