Exactly what the title says. @cursor macros no longer work if the keybind for the macro includes alt, shift, or ctrl. For instance if I want to drop spirit link on my cursor the macro will work if the keybind is “5” but will do nothing if the keybind is “shift+5” or any variant including a modifier key.
Perhaps this is related. For me. Any “Click to Cast” works with no modifier, with Shift, with CTRL, but if it’s ALT… it only casts on me … doesn’t matter who I target, it casts on me if ALT is included.
Looks like a setting got reset… there is an option ALT casts on self… at least mine works again…
Yeah I saw the alt keybind for self cast and disabled it myself. Right now I want auto self cast but I deliberately unbound the self cast keybind and the @cursors still don’t work. They don’t work regardless of if the macro is using shift, ctrl, OR alt as a modifier. I also tested it with auto self cast off and they still didn’t work, so I concluded it must be something else.
Are you able to use any modifiers with your @cursors?
EDIT:
I have discovered the issue. The root cause was that all of my mouseovers had the [nomod] modifier in them, which even with all of my settings off for self cast would disable the key. I’m not sure why that macro would work before when bound to the same hotkeys w/ modifiers.
If anyone’s having the same issue and looking for the solution, you may want to just simplify all of your @cursors to include only the @cursor code and nothing else.