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It seems that before patch, the following macro would function as intended:
/macroicon cure
/ac cure <t>
/ac cure <tt>
whereas, the macro will attempt to cast cure on current target if valid, when invalid, it'll try to cast it on the target's current target instead.
however, this isn't happening anymore.
if the target's invalid, it'll completely ignore the second line and heals me instead. Is the macro wrong? Am I missing something?
Thanks
Best,
Siff
The macro is working just as it should do according to the use of the spell.
It first try to heal you're target and work if it is friendly,however if it is not friendly a heal automatically default to heal yourself,so it skip the last line since it don't reach it.
A way around is to use the focus setting or under certain condition if you are using a mouse to play with the mousehover settings
to set a focus do shift+F or make a macro with /focustarget
/Macroicon cure
/ac cure <f>
/ac cure <t>
(Will cast cure on focus,if none is set will cast on target if friendly or on you if unfriendly)
/Macroicon cure
/ac cure <mo>
/ac cure <t>
(will cast cure on current mousehover if friendly or on you if unfriendly,if no mousehover will cast on target if friendly or on you if unfriendly)
/Macroicon cure
/ac cure <mo>
/ac cure <f>
/ac cure <t>
(will cast cure on current mousehover if friendly or on you if unfriendly,if no mousehover will cast on focus,if none is set will cast on target if friendly or on you if unfriendly)
If your curing the current targets target you are trying to heal an enemy which in turn forces the heal to be used on yourself so that the cast is to wasted... of course im assuming your targeting the tank...