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This allows you to instantly cast [[Raise]] if [[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.
This allows you to instantly cast [[Raise]] if [[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.
===Stone X===
* /macroicon "Stone"
* /merror off
* /ac "Stone IV" <t>
* /ac "Stone IV" &lt;tt&gt;
* /ac "Stone III" <t>
* /ac "Stone III" &lt;tt&gt;
* /ac "Stone II" <t>
* /ac "Stone II" &lt;tt&gt;
* /ac "Stone" <t>
* /ac "Stone" &lt;tt&gt;
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The macro will try to cast the skill [[Stone]] at the highest level accessible to you, first on your target then on your target's target if you are targeting a member of the party, allowing you to keep the tank targeted while doing some damage. Also, by trying to cast each skill level starting from the highest down to the lowest you will not have to switch skills on your bar when you are synced. The /merror will not show errors in your log when the skill is on cooldown and you are clicking the button over and over.

Revision as of 17:35, 24 July 2017

Macros

Swiftcast Raise

  • /micon "Raise"
  • /macroerror off
  • /ac "Swiftcast" <me> <wait.2>
  • /ac "Raise" <t>
  • /ac "Raise" <1>
  • /ac "Raise" <2>
  • /ac "Raise" <3>
  • /ac "Raise" <4>
  • /ac "Raise" <5>
  • /ac "Raise" <6>
  • /ac "Raise" <7>


This allows you to instantly cast Raise if 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.


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