Cure macro question

[ClaireAbigail]

A teeny tiny suggestion on the cure part, I suggest putting <t> first then <tt>. I'll explain using a scenario. You're in Titan hm, then weight of the land comes in and hits the other healer down to 200 hp so in a panic, you'll click on him and cast cure, instead of healing him you'll heal his target because <tt> is first then <t> is second.

Oh here leme give you another macro
/macroicon "Swiftcast"
/ac "Swiftcast"
/ac "raise" <t>
/ac "raise" <1>
/ac "raise" <2>
/ac "raise" <3>
/ac "raise" <4>
/ac "raise" <5>
/ac "raise" <6>
/ac "raise" <7>
/ac "raise" <8>
/wait 60
/echo <se.1> Swiftcast available

If you'll use that macro dont forget to /psort

Here's what it does, Another situation! So you're focus healing on the tank for titan hm, a new tank that's pretty squishy so you'll have to heal him often. Suddenly Titan does weight of the land and a dps dies! WITHOUT the macro you'll have to switch target to the dps and hopes the tank doesnt while you try to ress the other guy(lets assume the other healer fell down) then switch back to the tank and start healing again. WITH the macro you can just press that macro twice WITHOUT switching target and it will ress the guy without you having to switch target! But if you wanna ress a certain person you can just target the guy since <t> is at top REMEMBER to /psort, tank first then healers then dps!

[Yonko]

snip due to stupid char limit

a few things.

1.) the /wait 60 will get overridden if you use another macro due to the fact you can only have 1 macro "running" at a time.
2.) a simple single target raise macro with a /p would be better so the other healer can know who you are attempting to raise right away. No sense both of you casting raise on the same person.
3.) there is no reason to do /psort any more since as of 2.2.8 it is auto sorted when you go into a duty.