Nascent flash macro?

[OwlBlackX]

I leveled WAR and new skill nascent flash

When in dungeron. Healer talked me use self heal this skill.

But, can't use self heal from nascent flash . Only I can heal on players
Healer said make marco for self heal

Later, I tried find in google. Still not.

[whiskeybravo]

You have to use Nascent Flash on a party member to gain the self heal effect. And you should use it, because it's freaking awesome.

You don't necessarily need a macro but it can make things simpler.

/micon "Nascent Flash"
/merror off
/ac "Nascent Flash" <t>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>

That's about it. You can target someone specific or if not it will auto target #2 in party list, which will usually be healer in 4 man or co-tank in 8 man content.

[Donjo]

Nascent Flash has to be used on an ally. You can put the following into a macro to automatically, say, target the second person in the party list.

/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>

With the default party sorting settings this should be the healer in 4 mans and the other Tank in 8 mans.

Edit: Haha someone posted this in the time it took me to type mine. Hooray.

[NyneSwordz]

You have to use Nascent Flash on a party member to gain the self heal effect. And you should use it, because it's freaking awesome.

You don't necessarily need a macro but it can make things simpler.

/micon "Nascent Flash"
/merror off
/ac "Nascent Flash" <t>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>

That's about it. You can target someone specific or if not it will auto target #2 in party list, which will usually be healer in 4 man or co-tank in 8 man content.

Id say a macro is mandatory... at least i cant get 3gcds in without it. How u get 3gcds in NF without a macro is beyond me...

I'd also add

/ac "nascent flash" <c>

For choco

And i'd replace <t> with <f> because the whole point of the macro is to not have to target someone.

With <f> you can focus a party member d have nf cast on that person without having to target them. Thus allowing you to not have to retarget and get in as many attacks as possible.

[whiskeybravo]

How u get 3gcds in NF without a macro is beyond me...

Preparation. I plan/anticipate when it's going to be used so it's a more natural movement. But I haven't really been using it in trials, mainly dungeons. 10% is kinda meh and I think its only lined up with IR on the 2nd swap of innocence so far.

[Maneesha]

you can also add mouse over
/ac "Nascent Flash" <mo>

i copied one of the internet and modified it slightly,it looks like that:
/micon "Nascent Flash"
/merror off
/ac "Nascent Flash" <mo>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <b>

it goes for <mo> mouse over, if there is none > 2nd party member <2>, if there is no party member > it goes to companion <b>.
i forgot what <b> stand for exactly,but its basically for chocobos or other allies when you do solo instances with some sort of npc, so it will be applied to one of those too.

[SgtPepperUK]

Id say a macro is mandatory... at least i cant get 3gcds in without it. How u get 3gcds in NF without a macro is beyond me...

It is possible but really requires some keyboard gymnastics to pull off.

I did it for one dungeon then made a macro!

[Marxam]

/micon "Nascent Flash"
/ac "Nascent Flash" <c>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <t>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <3>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <4-8>
....

Im a WAR main so my party set up is tank > heal > dps so I will always by default target mt/ot. I use this macro but have it set up till 8 for fate parties. This macro give me ease of use and the ability to manually target as well and playing on PS4/controller it makes it so much more easier.

[Maneesha]

/micon "Nascent Flash"
/ac "Nascent Flash" <c>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <t>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <2>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <3>
/ac "Nascent Flash" <4-8>
....

Im a WAR main so my party set up is tank > heal > dps so I will always by default target mt/ot. I use this macro but have it set up till 8 for fate parties. This macro give me ease of use and the ability to manually target as well and playing on PS4/controller it makes it so much more easier.

i am a bit curious of your macro, mind i don't use a controller so i am not sure how this all works. my question is : why put <2> with <3> and then <4-8>, how does the prioritization work? having <2> will be automatically be applied to the 2nd in position, but having it this way, when will the macro actually apply for <3> and <4-8> and how does it choose the position between 4th and 8th?