I’m trying to create a macro to use Infernal/Rain of Fire/Trinket
This one only uses the trinket
#showtooltip Summon infernal
/stopcasting
/cast Summon Infernal
/cast Rain of Fire
/use 13
this one only uses Rain of Fire
#showtooltiop Summon Infernal
/stopcasting
/cast Summon Infernal
/cast Rain of Fire
Am I unable to use all three in one macro and if so is it possible to use Summon Infernal and Rain together?
You can’t use Infernal and Rain of Fire in the same macro because they’re both on the GCD.
Alongside abilities being on the GCD, you may want to consider a [@cursor] modifier to avoid interruptions with any such combinations, as reticule spells can be stopped by another cast without.
Seconding the @cursor modifier. I have put that modifier for RoF, Infernal and Shadowfury. It’s SOOO helpful.
Old but showed up on google so might as well give insight since information here is wrong, or incomplete rather, just like basically any post for macros that aren’t for hunters or druids. It’s asking about aoe spells which I had to figure out myself for a lack of googlized or duckduckgo-ized information so it should help people that google it later
Trinket is probably not on gcd so it can be used with other things, but rain of fire and infernal both are so they need to be used separately. Put the gcd actions in a castsequence command. Setting the reset time equal to the longest cooldown in the castsequence will keep it from getting broken due to an action failing because of the cooldown, however the timer is from the most recent time you clicked so either compensate or avoid clicking it after use. Adding ‘null’ at the end will make it not do anything after the last action in the chain which is useful for spam control.
Unless you specify what the #showtooltip shows it will default to the current spell in the castsequence chain which can be helpful if you are doing more than just spamming it to the end and leaving it until the cooldown is done. Similarly leaving the icon as the default question mark will show the icon that corresponds to the #showtooltip, thereby showing you what spell is next in the castsequence.
Adding the @cursor conditional is the aoe equivalent of @mouseover and just pumps aoe spells, which both of these are, directly at the ground rather than bringing up the green circle.
#showtooltip
/castsequence reset=2880 [@cursor] Summon Infernal, Rain of Fire, null
/use 13
Point at the ground and click twice. You can also put @player instead of @cursor to bring up the aoe at your feet instead which is how I have my call infernal macro since I use pact of sacrifice so things I want to stun are usually within range if I just call infernal @player. There is no way that I found to just place the aoe on a target other than yourself… unless you are willing to risk the void