I imagine if Blizz is using the same API that means mouseover macros from retail should work in classic right?
If so, can someone give me an example of what works with regards to spell ranks. i.e healing wave ranks
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/cast [@mouseover] Healing Wave(Rank 4)
Casting Healing Wave Rank 4 on mouse over target. Important to note that there is no space between spell name and open bracket.
In practice, my macros are more detailed than this, but this covers mouse over.
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Thank you! I have a slightly more detailed one as well, but I was doing the spell ranking in the name wrong it seems.
Much appreciated
Mine works:
#showtooltip Power Word: Fortitude
/cast [@mouseover, help, exists] [] Power Word: Fortitude
Didn’t realize you had to put the rank at the end though. I’ll make sure to do that, thanks!
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Rank is not necessary. If you don’t specify rank, the game automatically uses the highest rank.
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Ahhh! That’s what I thought! But it’s been so long I wasn’t really sure. I was pondering this just yesterday & was wondering how to put the rank on the macro. Glad to know I don’t have to do it for all of them. Thanks again!
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A handy one I use alot is a mouseover then target macro. It will prioritize mouseover but if I do not have a mouseover target it will just cast the spell on my current target. Makes it where you can have the mouseover option without having to use up an extra slot on your action bar.
/cast [@mouseover, harm][] polymorph
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/cast [target=mouseover,help,nodead][help][target=player]Healing Touch
Works perfect. If you are moused over someone whether it’s their toon or frame it will heal them… if not it heals you.
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Which one heals target if your not moused over someone
I use
#showtooltip
/use [@mouseover,nodead,help][@target,nodead,help][ ] SPELL
where [] is to prevent the macro complaining about no target (for a self target)
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Sorry for necro, but you know a way to have this work on mobs, for damage spells? cheers