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Comment by mymy379
Excellent guide! All the basic info conveniently placed in 1 place (instead of digging through wowpedia pages like I normally do), in an easy to read format.Also, Macro Menu can be accessed with just '/m' for maximum lazyness :P
Edit: Just noticed the guide is missing some specialized conditionals, full list can be found here, in addition to links already present at the bottom of the guide.
Comment by bleuwolfe
thank you thank you THANK YOU for this guide, you have no idea how long I've been wanting one so I can make up my own (working!) macros instead of having to search for someone else posting one for something I want to do.And anyone who's never tried a macro should really give it a spin, they make life so much easier :)
Comment by Aprune
Nice guide, but missing some elements :- Could explain the meaning of brackets, especially the consecutive ones. Same for the use of consecutive options, separated with a semicolon.
- Missing the form condition, which is greatly useful for Druids (but for Shadow Priests too, and Warriors if stances are getting back)
- One error though : pet - true if the player has no pet currently.
should be the other way around.
Comment by Gothy
Saving this and coming back to it later. :DComment by Gothy
Saving this and coming back to it later. :DComment by Shurai
why no druid form's under conditions?Comment by Shurai
why no druid form's under conditions?Comment by Shurai
why no druid form's under conditions?Comment by Shurai
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why no druid form's under conditions?Comment by Shurai
why no druid form's under conditions?Comment by Shurai
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/focus command does not work in the current Classic patchComment by Aerynsun8449
I have been trying to get the nodead to work with /target with no success. I've tried;/target Shadow Panther
/target Shadow Panther
/target Shadow Panther
Everything I try targets the Shadow Panther I just killed. How do I get it to ignore the dead ones?
Comment by ArxonHavenloft
So is there a way in Classic to format a Talisman of Ephemeral Power macro in this manner:?:-If Cooldown(TOEP) = 0
then /Use TOEP
else /Cast ShadowBolt(Rank 9).
Comment by kelitaur
Can an 'instant' from the Heart of Azeroth neck piece be macro'd?Comment by EatFish
Hi Lovely guideI tried and tried. but no cigar-
Any chance anyone could help me out with a macro for my rouge=?
I tried to make a countdown macro for using my Shroud of Concealment, but alas no luck.
no problem in getting.
/s Shroud up
/cast Shroud of Concealment
to work
But I cannot get a countdown timer to say when shroud is running out.
I do not want an addon for just this.
In advance.
Thanks for any help/suggestions
Comment by Boondoggles
In another comment, someone asked about having multiple sets of brackets, semicolons, etc. I will try to explain that here:
/use spell1; spell2;spell3;spell4
- In any set of 'conditions', you are looking at an all-or-nothing. In the case of 'moreconditions', spell2 will only be /used if ALL of the 'moreconditions' are met.
- Inside a 'set of conditions'/square-brackets, you can view the commas as the word 'AND'. E.g. '/use Rejuvenation' essentially means 'use rejuvenation @ a-target-if-I-have-one AND I can help said target'
- However, spell1 has two sets of conditions, which is essentially two chances at an 'all-or-nothing', or in logical/coding terms, an 'or'. If either 'setofconditions' is evaluated to 'true', or 'anothersetofconditions' is evaluated to true, spell1 will be /used, otherwise, it will go on to check further into the macro
- The semicolons can be largely viewed as 'else' or 'else if'.. in the example above, the macro is going to always/eventually try 'else spell4' if all of the previous conditionals in the same line had failed
tl;dr if there multiple sets of without semicolons before a spell/item/whatever name, it is saying if ANY of these are true, do the thing, otherwise a semicolon denotes an 'else' or 'else if', indicating a new set of evaluations will commence for the next (IF ANY!) conditions
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