Since the last update my mouse over stack splitting macro doesn’t work anymore…
/run local x=GetMouseFocus();local b,s,c=x:GetParent():GetID(),x:GetID(),C_Container;c.SplitContainerItem(b,s,1)for i=0,4 do for j=1,c.GetContainerNumSlots(i)do if not c.GetContainerItemID(i,j)then c.PickupContainerItem(i,j)end end end
This was a very important macro for me. And I think it is ridiculous that I have to spend a long time researching an alternative to something that has worked for literally years…
You do realize that players have had to do this since WoW first launched… right?
You do Realize how irrelevant your comment is? Like I said, the macro was working for literally years, before this recent update… Now it doesn’t work… If you don’t have a solution or suggestion then maybe keep your completely useless comments to yourself.
It’s not irrelevant given the fact that COUNTLESS players have had to this in the past, and you know what? They lived.
What solution are you hoping for?
I didn’t make the post so i could get someone to tell me the sky is blue… I made the post to gauge if anyone else has experienced this issue and/or if anyone has a solution to the issue. I want a mouse over macro that i can press, while hovering my cursor over a stack of items that splits it into singles. So instead of having to shift-rightclick -then- left click and drag 20 times , all I had to do was hover over a stack and press this macro X times to split in into singles. . .
Hi Babuchi! This is an interesting macro. I haven’t really messed around with these sorts of macros before, so I wasn’t immediately sure what you meant, and had to play around a bit, but I think I’ve figured out what’s going on.
I did a bit of a search online to find similar macros, and realized (I guess what’s pretty obvious from your title also) that you just want to be able to mouseover a stack of items in inventory, click a macro and have it place 1 from the stack in inventory separately, each time it is clicked.
Anyway, I tried assigning some variables and printing them to the console via a macro, and wasn’t getting any output for GetMouseFocus(), and I found some interesting information that the API had been updated/changed to now use GetMouseFoci().
You can pretty much just replace GetMouseFocus in your macro with a function call to GetMouseFoci at the first item returned in that list GetMouseFoci()[1], which means something like this should work for you:
/run local x=GetMouseFoci()[1]; local b,s,c=x:GetParent():GetID(), x:GetID(), C_Container; c.SplitContainerItem(b,s,1) for i=0,4 do for j=1, c.GetContainerNumSlots(i) do if not c.GetContainerItemID(i,j) then c.PickupContainerItem(i,j) end end end
There is a UI & Macros section on the forums where knowledgeable people may be of help, for future reference.
Here’s some information about the API changes that came with patch 11.0.0, if you’re interested:
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Patch_11.0.0/API_changes
Wow man thanks!! It worked. You are a saint