Classic Hunter Macro question

Hi all,

does anyone know what needs to go into the following so that it only casts Aspect of the Monkey if the aura isn’t present?

#showtooltip Raptor Strike
/dismount
/cancelaura Aspect of the Cheetah
/cast !Aspect of the Monkey
/cast Raptor Strike

Much thanks!

IIRC the aspects should follow [stance:1] [nostance:1] etc that you could use to macro them.

Start with something like /cast [nostance] Aspect of Monkey, then you can add in stuff like /cast [stance:1] monkey; [stance:2] raptor or whatever the stance location for each ability is.

Think aspects aren’t counted as stances though, will try it out

/fstack should tell you if they’re stances

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Tried that out but aside from the XML panel info and spell numbers, it didn’t show as a stance or form

My guess is maybe aspects are like paladin auras :confused:

Have you figured anything out yet? I was just now looking for something just like this.

Not yet, am trying to bake aspects into some macros but it ends up spamming the aspect

Whereas with my druid, I can check if there’s no bear form, swop into bear to bash as a macro

Hoping someone might know how this works for hunters and share

If it’s not a stance, or there’s not a conditional for it, you can’t macro it intelligently.

A work around could be something like…
/cast [nocombat] monkey; raptor
/cast monkey
but that doesn’t inherently solve your issue, just a step closer.

This would effectively swap if you’re going to tag a monster, and out of combat, if you’re in combat it will use raptor while in the wrong aspect, but hitting it with the ability on cooldown will correct for being in cheeta still after it’s use.

It’s still not ideal, but it might help

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Why am I just learning about this in 2020!!! Thank you!!!