this is what i have right now:
/castsequence ability1, [@cursor] Ability2.
What ends up happenning is it will cast ability2 at cursor, but then it gets stuck. I can’t cast ability 1.
Is there a way to make this work?
This seemed to work.
/castsequence [@cursor,exists][@mouseover,exists] Flamestrike, Arcane Intellect
but my ability 1 does not need to be cast at cursor though.
[@cursor,exists][@mouseover,exists]
does the first condition applies to the first ability, then second one applies to the second?
/castsequence [@cursor] [] spells
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where do i put in ability 1 and ability 2? Ability 2 is the one that requires @cursor. Ability 1 is an aoe spell.
Where it says spells.
The spec is very clear on the order things need to appear in:
Ability 1 is an aoe spell. it doesn’t need to be @cursor.
Ability 2 is the one that i want to cast @cursor since its a targetted spell.
So how should i write this?
I currently have:
/castsequence resdet=45 ability1, [@cursor] Ability2.
which doesn’t work.
/castsequence [@cursor] [] reset=45 Ability1, Ability2
That said, castsequences are trash and I strongly recommend against them.
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that did not work sir
For castsequences, the conditionals need to apply to all the spells and will be formatted as others have shown. You can’t use conditionals selectively on certain spells in the sequence. So, if one of your spells breaks with the [@cursor] you can’t castsquence them together the way you want.
Just tested the following and it worked as intended:
#showtooltip
/castsequence [@cursor] [] Power Word: Barrier,Shadow Mend
Will need you to provide the specific spells you’re trying to sequence to offer any more advice.
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ok ability 1 is warbreaker (warrior). Ability 2 is spear of bastion.
Warbreaker is an aoe spell. Spear of bastion is a targeted aoe spell.
Try putting Colossal Smash instead of Warbreaker.
Ty! it worked. Why is that?
Seems they changed how castsquences work at some point after BFA. Used to be they’d only advance if you used the current spell name for mutable spells but now they only seem to work with base spell names. It’s better this way at least.
no, before i added the @cursor thing, warbreaker works fine.