Those two macro lines are just the bare bones to work with. I posted those as building blocks, not final products. ;)
After last nights raid where I needed to change threat targets several times in one particular fight (oh, Gobby, your adds suck), I'm planning on using a more complex one along the lines of the classic warlock focus-fear (with /clearfocus). But that could also have problems.
Using targettarget means you have to wait for the tank to get initial threat. Using target=focus removed the utility of my MA focus macros and caused targeting problems. So I need to find a happy medium.
Theo posted a more complete macro sample in the quoted thread which presents more ideas on how to make your final macro:
Theo wrote:
You can combine those two.
/cast [target=focus, help, exists] Tricks of the Trade;
/cast [target=targettarget, help, exists] Tricks of the Trade; Tricks of the Trade
The last TotT is to cast it on your target if you don't have a ToT or focus. Keep in mind though, if your target has a ToT that's a player, you'll cast TotT on them. That's why I just use:
/cast [target=focus, help, exists] Tricks of the Trade; Tricks of the Trade
Uses on your focus or your target. I don't have my ToT shown, so that part of my macro is pretty worthless.
Edited, Nov 25th 2008 11:46am by TherionSaysWhat