lockecole777 wrote:
Lyle wrote:
Stal is good if you don't equip swap yourself for cure and enhancements, but if you use wait after <stal>, even though the spell waits for you to cast, the wait command is already counting, so unless you set it for much longer or are very quick in selection you'll change back to your idle set before spell goes off.
Have a separate macro for your idle gear. Having your idle set in the same macro as your heal macro is just amateur.
Or, learn how to properly macro:
1. /target <stal>
2. /equipset x (pre-cast set)
3. /ma "Refresh" <lastst> <wait 1>
4. /target <bt> (optional, if you like your active target to always return to the monster as I do)
5. /equipset y <wait 3> (enhancing gear set)
6. /equipset z (idle set)
Adjust all gear sets and waits accordingly for each spell you cast. You've now basically re-created the Spellcast plugin using the 6 lines of macro afforded to you (as in, taking advantage of a pre-cast, mid-cast, and post-cast gear set).
Also, because your first line of the macro is a simple target, if you click the macro, and before selecting a target you say "nevermind", you can escape the prompt without swapping out of your idle gear. Also, because you haven't blinked into precast yet, you will never kill your targetting arrow until you make a selection, even on self-targetted spells like refresh, haste, etc.
Still not a fan of putting an idle set in whats ultimately a 4 second macro. If I have to interrupt that macro at any point in time, I still need a means to get back into Idle gear, so I like to make it muscle memory to do that anytime I switch out of it for that reason. Great macro irregardless tho.