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Class Codex => Paladin => Topic started by: Acree on Fri, 2009-05-29 : 00:55

Title: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Acree on Fri, 2009-05-29 : 00:55
I am using these macro's and I am looking for advice on how to tweak them.

#showtooltip Divine Shield
/castsequence Divine Shield, Divine Sacrifice

and

#showtooltip Avenging Wrath
/castsequence Avenging Wrath, Potion of Speed

What these are intended to do is press the button once, and it uses the first ability, and press it again, it uses the second.  This way if I only want to use the one part of it I can, and not use the other one.  Any help is appreciated!

-Mark
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Tolgark on Fri, 2009-05-29 : 03:07
The point I was trying to make on vent was that it won't matter *when* you click it the second time, without something in the code to make it reset the sequence it will just alternate each time you press it
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Dave on Sat, 2009-05-30 : 00:32
If you're worried about resetting and are not spam happy, just use reset=300, so that it will revert back to divine shield after its cooldown. Just make sure you don't press the macro again because it will reset the timer.
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Acree on Sat, 2009-05-30 : 13:35
Where do I insert the reset line?
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Kaywen on Sat, 2009-05-30 : 13:41
The reset command goes right after /castsequence
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Tolgark on Sat, 2009-05-30 : 14:34
so /castsequence [reset=300] Avenging Wrath, Potion of Speed

?
Title: Re: Paladin Macro help
Post by: Dave on Sat, 2009-05-30 : 16:49
it's not necessary to have the brackets for this specific command. just keep in mind that the timer does not count the number of seconds since the spell in the macro was used, but it counts the number of seconds since the macro was used.

Also, since avenging wrath is off the global cooldown, you can use both in one macro without using castsequence. but you did say that you'd like to use one instead of the other, so stick with castsequence.