1. #1

    Focus-Interrupt Macro

    Hi
    I'm searching for a macro interrupting my focus, if it's in range (for example Shield Bash), but if it's not, just interrupt my current target. Everything should happen without changing current or focus target. I used this one

    /cast [target=focus] shieldbash
    /cast shieldbash

    but since few days the macro switches my current target to focus target... Has anyone an idea to fix it?
    thx feldi

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by Euerfeldi View Post
    Hi
    I'm searching for a macro interrupting my focus, if it's in range (for example Shield Bash), but if it's not, just interrupt my current target. Everything should happen without changing current or focus target. I used this one

    /cast [target=focus] shieldbash
    /cast shieldbash

    but since few days the macro switches my current target to focus target... Has anyone an idea to fix it?
    thx feldi
    /cast [@focus][] Shield Bash

  3. #3
    Unfortunately macros do not check for range, so if you use:

    Code:
    /cast [@focus, exists][]Shield Bash
    it will always try to bash your focus target as long as you have a focus. That is why I like to use:

    Code:
    /cast [@mouseover, exists, harm][]Shield Bash
    In that macro I can mouseover any nameplate that is casting and bash it, and otherwise just bash my main target. Clearly replace to *at* with the correct symbol, stupid MMoChamp.

    Does that mean I'm stupid now?
    I hope not, otherwise I'm sad.
    ~ Treeston
    Last edited by mmocba105e19de; 2011-01-11 at 07:01 AM.

  4. #4
    It's not possible to make a decision based on range, if you need to have the focus target available to bash then your best bet is likely a modifier to force an interupt on your current target when needed.

  5. #5
    /cast [@focus,exists,harm,nodead] Wind Shear; [@target,harm] Wind Shear; [@targettarget,harm] Wind Shear

    replace wind shear with whatever interrupt you use, it will not interrupt your focus depending on range as i don't think that is possible. It should interrupt your forus first though if you have one, if not it will interrupt your target and if you target a friendly it will interrupt their target.

    Sorry I couldnt give exactly what you wanted but I hope it helps all the same

  6. #6
    Deleted
    Cleaned up variation of etodez's macro:

    Code:
    #showtooltip
    /cast [@focus,harm,nodead,mod:ctrl][@mouseover,harm][] Shield Bash
    Description: will Shield Bash your focus target if you have a modifier key pressed (in this case, "Ctrl") and it is a harmful living target. Otherwise, it will Shield Bash any harmful target you mouseover that is in range or it will behave like ordinary targetted Shield Bash.

    Note. @etodez and Marath: "harm" and "help" already include the condition of "exists" in their definition.

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