You are seriously my hero!What I use in boss fights as healer or caster to make dodging mechanics easier for me might be useful for you:
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/ac "sprint" <me>
/wait 28.0
/em press sprint again
I realized last night that trying to make just the mouse or just a controller was silly of me when I can do homer row and 10-key blindfolded. That with these macros should really help!
I use three macros
/macroicon "cleric stance"
/ac "cleric stance" <me>
/crosshotbar change 1
The same with /crosshotbar change 2, and
/macroicon repose
/mk ignore1
/ac repose <t>
/party "<t> slept. You tag it, you bag it.
I don't know whether it is useful, but I've just made a healing macro that "If you target an enemy or nothing, cast Cure on a tank(<2>). Otherwise cast Cure on a target".
/merror off
/mlock
/focustarget <f>
/focustarget <t>
/ta <2>
/ta <f>
/tle
/tlt
/tle
/tlt
/ac "Cure" <t>
/ta <f>
/focustarget <f>
/micon "Cure"
I also made the following macro formerly. But it doesn't work now becouse of a disorder of "/focustarget" command; focustarget cannot be canceled by reuse.
/merror off
/mlock
/focustarget <f>
/focustarget <le>
/focustarget <t>
/ac "Cure" <f>
/ac "Cure" <2>
/focustarget <f>
On my SCH I have this:
/ac swiftcast
/ac ressurrection <t>
I gave up the /p macro, since its slower (you need a /wait command that would make the macro unspammable), but my WHM keeps the /wait macro:
/ac swiftcast
/ac "presence of mind"
/ac surecast
/wait
/ac raise <t>
If there's no value to wait, game considers it as 1.0. You can't simply use the macro, cause the animation for Swiftcast takes more than 1sec. But you can press the button twice and it will work like a charm (since any macro cancels any macro). I didn't test it with a /p command, but I guess if you put it after the /raise, it will only happen once, not bugging the party.
I'm waiting for the Ascend use in macro to be fixed to test the
/ac swiftcast
/ac lightspeed
/wait
/ac ascend <t>
Here is a macro for casting Cure on a leftmost non-enemy among <mo>, <t>, <tt> and <me>.
/merror off
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/mlock
/focustarget <f>
/focustarget <t>
/ta <me>
/as <f>
/ta <f>
/tle
/tlt
/tle
/ac "Cure" <lt>
/ta <f>
/focustarget <f>
/micon "Cure"
My heals are left alone however all my offensive abilities are set to the like.
/micon Stone
/ac Stone
/ac Stone <tt>
I use this for pretty much any offensive ability so I can keep my eye on the tank at all times and attack his/her target. My astrologian is the same way having gravity, disable and the like as well. I usually have no issue clicking on someone to get them healed up.
Question: is there a command to cancel Cleric Stance via macro? I'd like to add such a line to (probably) all of my heals, as I have a bad habit of not turning it off when I need to.
Last edited by Anastacy; 06-30-2015 at 01:45 AM.
This still works? There's not option "cycle through party members", so I think this would be best for me.Post your macros that you use for your healer. The ones i use the most are the following
Macro 1
Macro 2
Macro 3
Macro 4
With these 4 on my skill bar, i never have to click on someone's name in the party. Just click the macro and the person who is assigned to that party slot will get the heal. This is great so you can keep watch of your sleep target and maintain your heals as well. You can also do the same with all 4 for Cure II as well. The draw back is, it takes up 4 slots on your skill bar. I would only recommend this if you have a hard time playing on the PS3 or are new to healing.
Feel free to post and share your healing macros and spread the love
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