PS4 Scholar Macro Question.

[Whiston]

Right, you could set up a macro to basically command Eos to heal whichever target is selected first.

Something like

/pac "embrace" Eos <t>
/pac "embrace" Eos <tt>
/pac "embrace" Eos <f>
/pac "embrace" Eos <2>

... or something to that effect, allowing her to heal in priority, your target, your target's target (if targeting an enemy) your focus target (if you focus the tank for instance) or second on your list, if that is where you usually place your main tank or main healing target.

This is probably the easiest way to do it, and just embrace spam the tank, while you would manually select a target to heal with Physik.

[giantslayer]

/pac "embrace" Eos <t>
/pac "embrace" Eos <tt>
/pac "embrace" Eos <f>
/pac "embrace" Eos <2>

This macro will not work the way you think it will. It will never execute anything past the first line. If a healing spell is cast and there is not a valid target (an ally), then it will interpret that as a command to heal the caster (in this case, Eos). Eos will either heal an ally you have targeted or herself, but will never execute any of the other lines of that macro. Complicated targeting arrangements work for attacks, but not heals.