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Mouse over target marking

This macro will allow the current party leader or raid leader to put his mouse on a character and mark the character with the indicated mark number for the party or raid to see. The targetlasttarget will move the target back to the previous target as to not disrupt the current target.

target @mouseover

mark <number>

targetlasttarget

This can be useful if a team/raid leader aligns the marking macros to 1-8 on the keyboard and to assign each mark number accordingly. Quick and easy 1 key mouse over markings with no active target disruption.

If team members create macros that use @mark <number> modifier as the cast target, then the team leader can effectively change the target of the team members macros quickly with 1 key stroke.

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Wednesday, March 9th, 2011 Macros No Comments

Mouse over healing

This macro is especially useful in all kinds of situations, be it rifts, dungeons or PvP.

#show Basic Heal

stopcasting

cast [ctrl] @mouseover Heal Over Time

cast [ctrl] Heal Over Time

cast [alt] @mouseover Big Heal

cast [alt] Big Heal

cast @mouseover Basic Heal

cast Basic Heal

Be sure to replace the ability names with names of actual abilities :)

Here’s how it works: you need to place your mouse over the target you want to heal. By pressing the macro without a modifier key you’ll cast “Basic Heal” on it; if you hold CTRL key while casting you will cast “Heal Over Time”, and if you hold the ALT key you will cast your “Big Heal” spell.

Very useful as it allows you to have three different healing spells in just one macro.

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Monday, March 7th, 2011 Macros 4 Comments

Crowd control notification

The following macro will tell in party chat the name of the target (%T) you’re casting Transmorgify spell on. Since the crowd control will break upon the target receiving damage it’s a very useful macro to ensure none of your group members damage it accidentally.

party I am Squirreling the target %T, do not attack it!

cast Transmorgify

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Sunday, March 6th, 2011 Macros No Comments