Different Talents in the Same Macro with the Same Modifier

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Hi All!

I’ve been trying this silly project where I’m trying to, on my monk, include all defensive abilities on the same key within the same macro. While this has been mostly a smooth journey, I’ve hit an interesting roadblock I need help with. I’m using a macro that includes modifier conditionals, nomod, Shift, ctrl, and alt. I’m trying to find a way to make it so that my talent defensives, Diffuse Magic and Dampen Harm, can fit on the same modifier (in my case, the shift modifier. Is there a way to make it possible that I can press Shift+G and use the talented ability, without having to swap out the skill names everytime I change talents?

Here is my current macro:
#showtooltip
/cast [nomod] Touch of Karma; [mod:shift, Talent:5/2] Diffuse Magic; [mod:shift, Talent:5/3] Dampen Harm; [mod:ctrl] Fortifying Brew; [mod:alt] Zen Meditation

This macro works great! Only if I have Diffuse Magic talented. If I have Dampen Harm talented, the macro has the red “?” and won’t cast anything when I press Shift+G.

Any help or suggestions on how to make this happen, if at all possible? Thanks in Advance!

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From some quick testing, it looks like the “talent” conditional is case sensitive, so swapping to a lower case “t” should solve the problem.

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I am in shock that this actually fixed it. That’s what I get for not thinking capitalization would be an issue. Thank you very much!

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Also recommend moving the nomod condition to the end, saves space.

#showtooltip
/cast [mod:shift,talent:5/2] Diffuse Magic; [mod:shift,talent:5/3] Dampen Harm; [mod:ctrl] Fortifying Brew; [mod:alt] Zen Meditation; Touch of Karma

If you want some more examples (they’re a bit out of date)

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