I will let you guys know I know pretty much nothing about macros.
I know you can have HM and MD on a macro but I wasn't sure if you could make a code that would automatically MD to the tank just by pressing the button.
I will let you guys know I know pretty much nothing about macros.
I know you can have HM and MD on a macro but I wasn't sure if you could make a code that would automatically MD to the tank just by pressing the button.
Or put the tank as focus and write /cast [@focus] misdirection
Both is on the global cooldown but this should work:
#showtooltip
/castsequence [@Focus] Misdirection, [harm] Hunter's Mark
Press it once for MD, and again for HM
Just have the tank as focus and done
Please ignore this post; Shazzia answered it better than me.
you could also make a "target of target" macro, if you have the boss in focus it will MD the bosses target, which would be the tank. not sure how to make one though ;(
/target (Tank Name)
/cast Misdirect
/targetlasttarget
I've been using that for just over a month with no problems, mind you I've only been playing my old Vanilla/BC hunter main as my Cata main for slightly longer than that. I have separate macros made for each tank we have in guild, and a PUG macro that I change when I run with pug tanks. The cool thing about separate macros is I hotkey both in raids so I can misdirect to either tank.
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Casts MD on your focus if you have one. If you don't it casts it on your friendly target. If you're not targeting something friendly, it'll cast it on your pet. If you're in combat, it won't interrupt your auto-attack. The cancelaura line is in there for solo play when you have MD glyphed; it cancels the buff and immediately reapplies it.Code:#showtooltip /stopattack /cancelaura Misdirection /cast [@focus, nodead, help] Misdirection /cast [@target, help] Misdirection /cast [@pet, nodead, help] Misdirection /stopmacro [nocombat] /startattack
I don't have Hunter's Mark macroed just because it's on the GCD as well. Considering the simple functionality of HM, I just don't think it's worth anything other than a simple keybind.
edit: Saw some posts with /cast [@targettarget] MD. Wouldn't suggest doing that since it won't cast if the mob is targeting you. Just focus your tank and make it easy for yourself.
This macro will do what the OP wants.
While targeting boss/mob, hit this macro:
/cast Hunter's Mark;
/target focus;
/cast Misdirection;
/targetlasttarget
-set the tank as your focus.
I'd reccommend adding /petattack as the last line, and keeping your pet on passive at almost all times. You could add in /cast killcommand too.
The conditionals in macros such as [@target] and [@focus] keep you from having to add in /target focus and /targetlasttarget lines in your macros. A line such as /cast [@focus] Misdirection means the Misdirection spell is cast at the focus.
You can't macro Hunter's Mark and Misdirection together since they both trigger the same global cooldown. Use the Misdirection macro I posted above:
What I recommend doing is macroing your Hunter's Mark and pet attack into the same macro.Code:#showtooltip /stopattack /cancelaura Misdirection /cast [@focus, nodead, help] Misdirection /cast [@target, help] Misdirection /cast [@pet, nodead, help] Misdirection /stopmacro [nocombat] /startattack
Code:/cast Hunter's Mark /stopmacro [nocombat] /petattack
Last edited by Sj; 2011-02-21 at 07:45 PM.