Don't macro Disable. You'll end up wasting it because the target will finish its cast bar before your Disable applies.
Without macro:
- You start casting xx spell.
- Echidna starts casting Sickle Strike.
- You push your Disable button.
- You finish casting xx spell.
- Echidna is afflicted with Disable.
- Echidna finishes casting Sickle Strike.
- Sickle Strike hits and does reduced damage.
With macro:-or-
- You start casting xx spell.
- Echidna starts casting Sickle Strike.
- You push your Disable button.
- You finish casting xx spell.
- Echidna finishes casting Sickle Strike.
- Sickle Strike hits and does normal damage.
- You start casting xx spell.
- Echidna starts casting Sickle Strike.
- You finish casting xx spell.
- You push your Disable button.
- Echidna finishes casting Sickle Strike.
- Echidna is afflicted with Disable.
- Sickle Strike hits and does normal damage.
The syntax for an action macro is
Where "Ability Name" must have a starting quote, and the capitalization and spacing must match the ability's name exactly. Alternatively, you can use an auto-translate phrase without quotes.Code:/ac "Ability Name" <target_tag> /micon "Ability Name"
And where target_tag is t for target; f for focus target; 2 for party member 2; attack1 for the enemy marked Target to Attack 1; etc.