Taitaih said:
#showtooltip Purge
/cast [target=mouseover, exists] Purge; Purge
can be shorten to this :
Code:
/cast [@mouseover,harm][]Purge
You can remplace Purge by gouge btw
Also Taitaih you can shrink
Code:
/cast [target=mouseover,help] Power Word: Shield; [help] Power Word: Shield; Power Word: Shield
to
Code:
/cast [@mouseover,help][]Power Word: Shield
will do the exact same thing.
You rarely need 2 time the name of the same spell, you can chain condition for the same spell
ex i use
Code:
/cast [@mouseover,help][@player,mod][help][@focus,help,nodead][@party1,exists,nodead][]Helpfull spell
(this macro target your mouseover if any, you if a mod is used, helpfull target if any, then focus if helpfull and not dead, then your arena mate for 2v2, if not dead, and if none exists just cast the spell normaly so on you for like duels.) Those macro are really handy for targeting in 2v2.
and
Code:
/cast [@mouseover,harm][@focus,mod][]Harmfull spell
/startattack
(this one is simple, cast on the mouseover if harmfull, then on your focus if you use a mod otherwie cast the spell normaly on your target and start attack. Good to add startattack for shamans shock, paladin judges ect...)
the empty [] mean if none of the precedent conditions are complete execute the spell normaly, so basicly it's what you do with "[harm]purge;purge" just type "[harm][]purge"
(also your 2 step /click macro can be done in 1 macro :
Code:
#showtooltip Charge
/eq Shadow's Edge
/cancelaura Bladestorm
/cancelaura Hand of Protection
/cast [mod:alt]Berserker Stance;[nomod]Battle Stance
/cast [mod:alt][@focus,mod:ctrl]Intercept
/cast [mod:ctrl,@focus][]Charge
that's 218 char long and should work like your old one)
I personaly use /click for equip items
Ex for my warrior i got 2 macro
/eq Onehand
/eq Shield
and a
/eq 2hand
Then instead of adding /eq in my macros i insert /click BonusButton12 (wich is my eq shield) or /click BonusButton11 for my 2hand
it's very handy because when you change shield you just have one macro to edit, and it save more space in your macros.