Quesion about Macro

Is there a way to make a macro with this order: mouseover > target, BUT the mouseover includes the case that it's on me even when I'm targeting someone?

The nearest macro I want is this: /cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] <spell>

*Where <spell> is any spell name.

Now, let's guess that we are three players - Player A, player B, and myself - in the following scenarios:

1. I'm targeting player A, while mouseover player B. If I cast <spell>, it goes to player B.
2. I'm targeting player A, but no mouseover. If I cast <spell>, it goes to player A.
3. No targeting, no mouseover. If I cast <spell>, it goes to myself.

But I want the following scenario - similar to 1 but with a difference: the mouseover is myself:

4. I'm targeting player A, while mouseover MYSELF. If I cast <spell>, RIGHT NOW it goes to player A, NOT TO MYSELF as I want. Therefore, the reason of my question.

P.S. Sorry if it's not the proper place to make my question. If it's not, I apology in advance and I kindly ask if some Staff's member can move it where it belongs.

*EDIT: I add the following part of my 2nd post in this thread in case it makes more clear what I want:

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Originally Posted by Kron

Or if you choose to see it this way:

Priority: mouseover non-myself > mouseover myself > target > myself

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I believe that a simple tweak should work:

/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead,noplayer][help][@player] <spell>

You're always able to use extra conditions in your macros. Macros work in a way that it checks step by step, in your case it would be something like:

- Is [@mouseover,help,nodead,noplayer] true? (The bracket to be true, it needs to mean: You are mouseovering something, the mouseovered target is a friendly target, it's not dead and it's not a player (self).) If yes, use <spell>. If not ...
- Is [help] true? (Since there is no other parameter, it checks your target, but the target needs to be friendly (help)). If yes, use <spell>. If not ...
- Use the spell on player (self).

There are however some conditions that you simply cannot use together, and if "noplayer" is one of them, then your macro won't work. If we're able to use "noplayer" condition, then the macro above should work perfectly.

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Originally Posted by Delythien

/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead,noplayer][help][@player] <spell>

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First of all I want to thank you for your reply.

Now, about the above macro, it doesn't do what I want, and in fact, it screws up my mouseover function XD, ie it doesn't let me use the spell on mouseover player. I was trying specifically with my dudu's Rejuvenation spell http://www.wowhead.com/spell=774/rejuvenation -although it can be any healing spell or any spell that requires a friendly target in this case.

For more clarity, I repeat what I'm looking for:

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Kron

Is there a way to make a macro with this order: mouseover > target, BUT the mouseover includes the case that it's on me even when I'm targeting someone?

4. I'm targeting player A, while mouseover MYSELF. If I cast <spell>, it goes to player A, not to myself as I want. Therefore, the reason of my question.

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Or if you choose to see it this way:

Priority: mouseover non-myself > mouseover myself > target > myself

Greeting :D

Mind ****ing tekst.

So you want to cast something @mouseover target without loosing your current target?

Sounds like you want this.

Code:

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/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help,nodead][@player] Rejuvenation(Rank 15)

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It's the base of every mouseover I use, and yes I see the similarity to yours, so maybe I have an interface setting that fixes it? Not sure, but it works exactly as you describe.

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Originally Posted by Sixtyninee

Sounds like you want this.

Code:

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/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help,nodead][@player] Rejuvenation(Rank 15)

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It's the base of every mouseover I use, and yes I see the similarity to yours, so maybe I have an interface setting that fixes it? Not sure, but it works exactly as you describe.

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It's very similar, indeed. The only difference I see (leaving the spell's rank aside), it's the adding of "nodead" in the second set of brackets. Even so, I added it to my previous macro (OP macro) to test if it makes a difference, but still no luck. Doesn't do what I want, sadly.

Do you use a clean interface (blizzard default interface), or you downloaded an UI addon? (If only there's a way to show the current interface as plain text or some other simple way... or maybe there is and somebody could give us a tip for this... an addon maybe or some option/file I'm not aware of :D).

I make an UP only this time, since it's weekend and more users are playing, so in theory, more users can read it (and maybe reply).

Greeting :)