There you go, this is just a simple cast sequence macro guide, in the future we’ll write how to make your own complicated cast sequence! You can also have multiple resets, like this: /castsequence reset=target/combatįinally, you need to add the spells that you want, like this: /castsequence Spell Name, Spell Name This can either be a number of seconds since the last time you clicked the macro (this is important to remember), if you switch targets, leave combat or press a modifier. A cast sequence macro always loops until you reach this condition. The reset parameter tells the macro when to start over. The proper syntax looks like this: /castsequence our targeting guide to learn about targeting yourself or others in a macro. It is just the same as that and you can find a complete list of macro conditionals here. We went over most of this in our/cast tutorial guide. What this does is tell the macro how to perform its function and when to perform its function. So, the syntax for the /castsequence is this: /castsequence conditionals resetparameter spell, spell, spellįirst, we have the conditional parameters. The big thing to remember is it won’t make you play perfectly, just a whole lot better.
However, you can use these macros to improve your gameplay, reduce some clicks and even improve your pvp play considerably. For a perfect min/max dps sequence, you have too many factors in place to make a decent cast sequence. Lots of players think they can make a DPS in one button macro or a DPS rotation macro and do competitive DPS. The /castsequence macro is a very useful type of macro code that can make some seriously complicated macros.
Complete list of Wow macro conditionals.How to properly target spells in macros for Wow.
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