Is it possible to have a castsequence macro of the same spell, cast twice, with each instance of the spell targeting a different, specific raid member? Like if I want to cast Buff on Bob and then cast Buff on Doug as a castsequence, is there a way to do that?
No. Not possible to have different conditions within the middle of the same castsequence macro. Trying to get the game to handle targeting AND using a different ability FOR YOU is precisely the kind of behavior Blizzard doesn’t want to enable because then it becomes easier to “bot in a legit way”.
Not Possible (this doesn’t work):
/castsequence [@party1]Spell 1, [@party2]Spell 2
Well let me be more specific. I’m trying to make a castsequence macro for an Augmentation Evoker that will cast Prescience on a specific person, we’ll say Bart, and then cast Prescience on a second specific person, we’ll say Lisa so I don’t have to click, cast, click, cast for the same effect (yes I know I can mouseover blah blah, but for example purposes). I can already have two different macros on two different buttons, each targeting one of them, but I’m wondering if there’s a way to make it a castsequence macro to save button space.
Theres no way to do it without multipe presses. At minimum even if you use
/cast[@player1]spell
/cast[@player2]spell
Its going to try to cast them at the same time. The only way to do it is multiple presses.
Just answer the question guys. No need for trivial “why’s and how’s”.
No.