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2-28-2010 @ 5:15AM
Zusterke said...
It might be nice to let beginning macro users to let them "rewrite the default ui" method, just because they are familiar with how it works. For a healing spell, this is typically:
/cast [@target, help] [@player] Spell
If your target can be helped, you will heal it. If not (it's an enemy), it will heal you.
For people who want mouseovers with the default UI's behavior to heal themselves whenever they don't have a target, one can simply use:
/cast [@mouseover, help] [@player] Spell
However, there should be an exception for spells that can work on both friendly and enemy targets:
- Dispell
- Penance
- Circle of Healing.
It seems this one is often forgotten, but CoH can also use an enemy target. Keep this in mind as the macro will never target yourself for having an invalid target (except when having no target, at all).
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