Arena Macros Still Not Working!?

Classes Rogue
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So they’re still not working! The one that I’m currently using is now:

#showtooltip Blind
/cast [@target,nomod,exists,harm] Blind
/cast [mod:shift, @arena1] Blind
/cast [mod:ctrl, @arena2] Blind
/cast [mod:alt, @arena3] Blind

Not sure why these aren’t working. Can anyone tell?

I was going to reply to my old post but it wouldn’t let me for some reason. Thanks!

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Sorry I’m not at my pc and not a macro expert, but have you tried putting semicolons after each and removing nomod?

#showtooltip
/cast [@target,exists,harm] Blind; [mod:shift, @arena1] Blind; [mod:ctrl, @arena2] Blind;[mod:alt, @arena3] Blind;

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I haven’t tried that yet! I’ll give that a go and see if that changes anything. Thank you!

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I edited the macro, I think having multiple /casts was probably bugging it out.

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I’m thinking so as well. I’m heading to bed now but when I wake to 8.1 I’ll have to try it out. Thanks for the help! It’s been frustrating, lol.

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The multiple casts shouldn’t be a problem since it finds the first “true” conditional to execute, but you can remove the multiple cast lines and condense it to 1 line by adding the separate bracketed sections to the first line to something like this:

/cast [@target,exists,harm][mod:shift,@arena1][mod:ctrl,@arena2][mod:alt,@arena3] Blind

It’s also very important to note that mods can affect it. Say you have this macro on your action bar slot bound to key “1” and you have bottom left action bar bound to shift-1. When you mod with shift, it will conflict with the bottom left action bar and try to cast that. Modifiers in macros never preempt an already bound keybind within the game’s interface.

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Thank you all for your help! I finally figured out what the issue was. The space I had between my comma and @ arena. See here -> /cast [mod:shift, @arena1] Blind Ha! Such an easy mistake I didn’t see it.

Looking at your example macros help me to realize it. :smiley:

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Glad you got it figured out!