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simplifying a macro
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Edited by Bluntroach on 12/15/12 11:15 AM (PST)
Is there a way to simplify the following macro to eliminate multiple Spec:1 & Spec:2 tags?
/use [spec:1,@mouseover][spec:1,@target][spec:1,@player] Purify Spirit /use [spec:2,@mouseover][spec:2,@target][spec:2,@player] Cleanse Spirit The code above is a small part of a larger macro, which is why I'd like to eliminate as much text as possible |
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Edited by Sotanaht on 12/16/12 1:21 AM (PST)
I've never even seen spec:1/spec:2 as a condition. You would probably be better off asking in UI and macro.
You can always remove @target. If you have no @ or = in a bracket, it will default to target. I would try flipping the order and removing the spec condition entirely from purify spirit. That way if and only if you are in spec 2, you cast cleanse spirit, if you are in spec 1 it skips that line and moves to start casting purify. Also, while we are saving characters you can combine both into a single line with ';', which will save you a "/use" |
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Edited by Mitimem on 12/16/12 12:51 AM (PST)
This is what you put in.
/use [@mouseover,help][@target,help][@player] Cleanse Spirit Cleanse Spirit automatically becomes Purify Spirit when the Resto spec is active. @mouseover always returns true. Exist, help or harm must be included or the macro won't progress past @mouseover. |
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Edited by Sotanaht on 12/16/12 1:19 AM (PST)
I thought that last part would be the case, but I assumed his macro worked to start with. I looked at the specs and saw resto had both purify AND cleanse though, just a flaw in how they listed the abilities on the talent calc?
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No, Cleanse becomes Purify. And for the purposes of a macro, anywhere you put "Cleanse" in, it will swap to "Purify" when resto without you having to change. It's similar to how the Chakra Holy Word abilities work. |
