1. Sap&Target Sap Macro in one with a modifier

    *Focus Sap* My bad, excuse me!
    So basically what I need is a macro that will Sap my current target and if I hold lets say "shift" it will Sap my focus target.
    Help me guys.
    #showtooltip Sap
    /cast [nomodifier] Sap
    /use [modifier:ctrl, target=focus] Sap
    this doesnt work.
    Tried with @focus, too
    Edited: October 31, 2017

  2. *Focus Sap* My bad, excuse me!
    So basically what I need is a macro that will Sap my current target and if I hold lets say "shift" it will Sap my focus target.
    Help me guys.
    #showtooltip Sap
    /cast [nomodifier] Sap
    /use [modifier:ctrl, target=focus] Sap
    this doesnt work.
    Tried with @focus, too
    Why do you have /use on the second line?

    This one should work if you put it with /cast

  3. That was the last i tried. Doesn't work with /cast too.

  4. #showtooltip Sap
    /cast [nomod] Sap
    /cast [mod:ctrl, @focus] Sap

    Make sure the bound key for the action bar you're placing the macro doesn't already have a modifier(e.g, "R" key, not "Shift+R" or "Ctrl+R").

  5. Heres a shorter version to your macro, because learning to short macros will help you in the future:

    #showtooltip Sap
    /cast [mod:ctrl,@focus][nomod]Sap

    the way its written, it will sap your focus target (if it exists) when you are pressing control, or just simply cast sap if ur not pressing any modifier
    if you want it to sap your focus target when u press shift, use [mod:shift] instead of [mod:ctrl]
    if you want it to sap your focus target when u press any modifier, use [mod] instead of [mod:ctrl]

    The diference between [@focus] and [target=focus] is none other than the amount of letters used.

    also, if u have this ability on R, make sure there is nothing using shift+R or ctrl+R, to check this simply go into keybinding menu and change a random keybind to shift+R or whatever and see if u get a warning message. (cancel the changes after xD)

    and instead of saying "doesn't work" pls say specifically what part of it is not working.
    Edited: November 1, 2017

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