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==Macros==
#REDIRECT [[Useful Combat Macros]]
===Swiftcast {{action icon|Raise}}===
<code>/macroicon "Raise"<br>
/macroerror off<br>
/ac "Thin Air" <me> <wait.1><br>
/ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.1><br>
/ac "Raise" <t><br>
/ac "Raise" <2><br>
/ac "Raise" <3><br>
/ac "Raise" <4><br>
/ac "Raise" <5><br>
/ac "Raise" <6><br>
/ac "Raise" <7><br>
/ac "Raise" <8></code>
 
This allows you to instantly cast {{action icon|Raise}} if {{action icon|Swiftcast}} is available, or cast normally otherwise, the priority is given to your curret target but will target any dead party member in descending order if your target is invalid.
 
{{action icon|Thin Air}} was added for the sake of MP economy.
 
Note that since the wait is 1s but animation lock is only 0.5s, it's recommended to remove the oGCDs and use them manually if available.
 
===Instant {{action icon|Asylum}}===
<code>/micon Asylum<br>
/ac Asylum gtoff</code>
 
By taking advantage of gtoff, we can place {{action icon|Asylum}} instantly at the cursor location without having to go through ground targeting.
 
===Targeted {{action icon|Asylum}}===
<code>/micon Asylum<br>
/ac Asylum <t></code>
 
Since, in many encounters, fighting occurs around a specific target, like the main boss or the tank pulling a pack, a targeted {{action icon|Asylum}} can also be used.
This is most useful for controller players, as it may not be as precise to use the gtoff macro above with the controller targetting mode.

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