Dave \Crash\ Dummy
9/11/2011 7:38:00 AM
"John Gordon" <gordon@panix.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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> In <4e6bf3ea$0$288$edfadb0f@dtext01.news.tele.dk> "Devast8or"
> <invalid@invalid.invalid> writes:
>
>> I'm trying to kill Thyranir, and he's one difficult dragon. I need to
>> dispel
>> him, and that's a job for my felhunter. So the macro I need will be to
>> target the boss, cast devour magic and go back to doing nothing/killing
>> an
>> add.
>
>> I know I need to use /target to make him target the boss. I also know I
>> need
>> to crite /cast [spellname] if I'm the one casting a spell. What I'm
>> unsure
>> of is, how to make the pet cast, and whether or not I need to have
>> another
>> line telling him not to attack the boss. I keep him on passive, so I
>> guess
>> not.
>
> I believe pet spells work the same as your own spells in a macro, i.e.
> it would just be:
>
> /cast Devour Magic
>
> to have the pet cast devour magic on your target.
>
> If you want to have the pet mainly attacking another target, you could
> make the boss your focus target and then modify the macro like this:
>
> /cast [@focus] Devour Magic
>
> I believe this will make the pet cast devour magic on the boss and then go
> back to attacking his usual target, although I'm not certain.
>
Thanks. Last night I played around with it figured I might be able to just
drag it from the spell book. It put the same line in the macro that you
said, so I guess that's the way to do it. I haven't tried the focus bit yet,
but that was my intention as well.
However, I tried using the macro with only one mob up. I had the mob
targetted, mob cast his buff, I pressed my macro and nothing seemed to
happen :/ Wondering if this is bugged or not. I know it can be dispelled,
as I get a warning when he casts telling me to do so.
Anyone else done this fight?
D