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Hi, I'm trying to create a macro that will let me cast Corruption, Curse of Agony and Immolate with one macro. Could anyone tell me how to convert that into a macro?
/cast corruption
/cast curse of agony
/cast immolate
or
/castsequence corruption, curse of agony, immolate
you still gotta click/push it 3 times.
/cast curse of agony
/cast immolate
or
/castsequence corruption, curse of agony, immolate
you still gotta click/push it 3 times.
the downside of that macro though is that it limits you to having to cast them in that order always i'd use (and correct me if i'm typing this wrong.. it's been over a year...)
/cast [nomod]Corruption; [mod:ctrl]Curse of Agony; [mod:shift]Immolate
in theory this allows you to cast all 3 spells from 1 macro depending on what other button you are/are not pressing. the benefit being that it gives you more freedom in those situations where you don't want all 3 on in that specific order / didnt manage to finish the cast sequence the last time you pressed it and so would be starting half way through.
/cast [nomod]Corruption; [mod:ctrl]Curse of Agony; [mod:shift]Immolate
in theory this allows you to cast all 3 spells from 1 macro depending on what other button you are/are not pressing. the benefit being that it gives you more freedom in those situations where you don't want all 3 on in that specific order / didnt manage to finish the cast sequence the last time you pressed it and so would be starting half way through.
With castseq command ,for example, if you get interrupted while casting ,pressing same macro again will cast same spell until you cast it.
But macro that Jenova showed you is indeed much more elegant and useful.
But macro that Jenova showed you is indeed much more elegant and useful.
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