Keybinds

[Cryptekz]

Currently looking to bind an action to a left mouse-click. Is this possible?

 

[Zatox]

Yessir.

 

[Cryptekz]

Now the fun part:



How do I do so?

 

[Eetuonparas]

nvm

 

[Cryptekz]

I wouldn't be asking if it was easy to find out how...



I've trawled through six pages of google searches with "Keybind Left-click" +WoW +Warcraft as my search terms, and I've yet to find the answer.



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[Eetuonparas]

Maybe you just can't do it?

 

[Cryptekz]

I've heard of people doing it before, just not sure how...

 

[Ilúvatar]

try this



http://www.wowwiki.com/World_of_Warcraft_API#Binding_Functions

 

[solvogero]

you could probably change the settings in your OS and make it a left handed mouse, then your left and right would be switched. ...but then that leaves your right mouse button (which is now your left) as unbindable.

 

[Omghax]

Based on info here: http://www.wowwiki.c...cros_for_Rogues





Poison Macros



One Macro, 3 Different Poisons



#showtooltip

/use [button:1] POISONNAMEHERE; [button:2] POISONNAMEHERE; [button:3] POISONNAMEHERE

/use [button:1] 16; [button:2] 17; [button:3] 18



/click StaticPopup1Button1

• Applies POISONNAMEHERE to your MH if you left click on the macro
  
• Applies POISONNAMEHERE to your OH if you right click on the macro
  
• Applies POISONNAMEHERE to your TW (Throw Weapon) if you click with the scroll button on the macro
  
• This works in Patch 4.2
  

This may be modifiable to what you want



Bob

 

[Wosted]

I have two macros I use to bind with, the first is for binding spells, the second is for binding a macro...

/run SetBindingSpell("KEY", "SPELLNAME")

/run SaveBindings(2)

/run DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage("Your Key is Bound");



/run SetBindingMacro("KEY", "MACRONAME")

/run SaveBindings(2)

/run DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage("Your Macro  is Bound");

Replace KEY with the key you want to bind to, for example: "W", "ALT-CTRL-F", "SHIFT-T", "BUTTON4".

(Buttons are your mouse, BUTTON1 is your left mouse button.)



Replace SPELLNAME/MACRONAME with the action/spell/macro you want to use.

Don't forget to drag the macro to your toolbar and click it to bind the action.. you can then remove it.



Hope that helps,

Wosted.

 

[Cryptekz]

Thank-you wosted, this is exactly what I was looking for.