hi, ive just noticed my target of target macro is not working. I currently have it setup as
/ac cure <mo>
/ac cure <tt>
so wondering if the code has been changed or what and if anyone else is experiencing this problem.
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hi, ive just noticed my target of target macro is not working. I currently have it setup as
/ac cure <mo>
/ac cure <tt>
so wondering if the code has been changed or what and if anyone else is experiencing this problem.
the following does not work either:
/ac cure <mo>
/ac cure <f>
looks like the patch may have broken how <mo> works on linebreaks. before the patch with no mouseover target it would default the second line. now it ignores the second line and will fire the ability on yourself or whatever you have click targeted.
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When the /action or /petaction commands are used and a target is not specified, macros will now function in the same way as regular actions.
Example
The macro /action "Fast Blade" can now be used on targets selected with the target circle.
The macro /action "Cure" can now be used to heal oneself even if no target is present.
This change negatively effects how <mo> works....now that we don't have a target selected it will just fire the cure on myself completely disregarding that i have <f> in the second line. This should be changed back....
exacly, or at least give an option to put the second line macro command over the self target they implemented. this is such a shame cause its such a great macro and now it doesnt work.
You only need one line now. They fixed it finally, there's a section in the patch notes.
/ac cure <mo>
It now correctly prioritizes Target > Mousover target > self heal
Just a suggestion but wouldn't it work if you changed it to this..
/ac cure <tt>
/ac cure <mo>
your suggestion breaks the logical reason for having these macros:
/ac cure <tt>
/ac cure <mo>
your macro will always heal the <tt> even if I also have a mouseover target. So if I have a boss targeted to heal the MT but want to spot-heal a dps I can't the way you have written the macro, rendering it pointless.
The patch 2.1.6 essentially killed how some people heal. Square Enix should be embarassed they didn't think this through. I can't believe they haven't fixed it already!!!
The fix was mostly intended for attacking abilities and buffs, so one way to fix it would be to have a character option:
"Only heal me when my heal fails to successfully cast on a target <t>, not a target's target <tt>, a focus target <f>, or a mouseover target <mo>"
That would fix it ^_^