Macro question

[dawawe]

i am incorrect on the timer reset =]
cant exactly say i use castsequence alot.. the focus modifiers though.. thats a different story

thats because castsequence is doodoo.

Look what the OP is asking. Check if target is harm otherwise focus.

ah this makes sense now. i was just assuming he wanted it to cast on his focus if he had one . the, his target if not.

[wing5wong]

Look what the OP is asking. Check if target is harm otherwise focus.

and if focus is dead or help, he gets errors. yes?

[dawawe]

and if focus is dead or help, he gets errors. yes?

/run UIErrorsFrame:Clear()


problem solved.

[lawomous]

Yup so I assume that the OP knows how to set his focus to an alive enemy thus keeping the macro short and efficient.

You can expand on it as much as you want so it looks like this but it wasn't what he was asking.

#showtooltip
/castsequence [harm][@focus,harm,nodead][@focustarget,harm,nodead]reset=10 Holy Fire,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite

[wing5wong]

i never mentioned focustarget lol.

id rather tidy,correct code rather than something shorter spamming error messages.
personal preference, or best practice?

[lawomous]

I agree, but in this case whether it's a [focus] or a [focus,harm,nodead] the macro still won't work unless knows how to set his focus to an alive enemy in the first place. See what I'm saying?

It adds nothing to its efficiency only its length.

[wing5wong]

nod

apparently i cant see what you are saying with three letters

[Eldrad]

I recently has an issue with one of my macros and [target=focus] had to be changed to [@focus] in order for the macro to work.

Anyone know why target=focus doesn't seem to work in macros anymore?

[lawomous]

@ is exactly the same as target= and both of them still work, so the mistake had to be somewhere else.

[Deleted]

Thanks for the help! the /cast [harm][@focus] works just as I wanted to!