Useful Healing Macros

[HachiHero]

Hi all, first post, anyway...

I've been having an issues with my mouse over macros where I myself am being healed instead of the target. I know some other people have been having an issue as well, and a few quick google searches show me that either to have <mo> on its own, or remove anything like <t> or <me>.

I don't want to have to outright get rid of it since I love mouse over game play. I'm including the macro I currently use and maybe after seeing it someone can give me some sort of suggestion other then what I found via google:

/micon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <focus>
/ac "Cure" <t>

[Sirantha]

Hi all, first post, anyway...

I've been having an issues with my mouse over macros where I myself am being healed instead of the target. I know some other people have been having an issue as well, and a few quick google searches show me that either to have <mo> on its own, or remove anything like <t> or <me>.

I don't want to have to outright get rid of it since I love mouse over game play. I'm including the macro I currently use and maybe after seeing it someone can give me some sort of suggestion other then what I found via google:

/micon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <focus>
/ac "Cure" <t>

I don't use MOs (I probably should...) but I have been having issues with macros in general recently. A few times previously working macros have stopped working correctly, skipping steps even when the spells are all off cooldown.

[LiadansWhisper]

Hi all, first post, anyway...

I've been having an issues with my mouse over macros where I myself am being healed instead of the target. I know some other people have been having an issue as well, and a few quick google searches show me that either to have <mo> on its own, or remove anything like <t> or <me>.

I don't want to have to outright get rid of it since I love mouse over game play. I'm including the macro I currently use and maybe after seeing it someone can give me some sort of suggestion other then what I found via google:

/micon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <focus>
/ac "Cure" <t>

If you have yourself targeted while using this macro, and your mouse is not over another player's bar, or you don't have a target focus, I think it'll just heal you.

Honestly, I just use <mo> and it eliminates any kind of issue with that.

[HachiHero]

If you have yourself targeted while using this macro, and your mouse is not over another player's bar, or you don't have a target focus, I think it'll just heal you.

Honestly, I just use <mo> and it eliminates any kind of issue with that.

My play style is to keep the tank as focus and have mobs/bosses targeted the whole time. I'll take out the <focus> and <t>, thanks for the suggestion.

[LiadansWhisper]

My play style is to keep the tank as focus and have mobs/bosses targeted the whole time. I'll take out the <focus> and <t>, thanks for the suggestion.

I also try to keep the boss targeted as much as possible (except on encounters where a debuff goes out, since...lol...sometimes it just scrolls off the party frames, woo!). That makes sense to me, I hope that helps!

[HachiHero]

I also try to keep the boss targeted as much as possible (except on encounters where a debuff goes out, since...lol...sometimes it just scrolls off the party frames, woo!). That makes sense to me, I hope that helps!

Just ran a couple WP's with it and didn't see any heals dropped, and could be in my head but Regen and other instant cast skills I had macroed are responding more quickly. Thanks again.

[EaMett]

Hi all, first post, anyway...

I've been having an issues with my mouse over macros where I myself am being healed instead of the target. I know some other people have been having an issue as well, and a few quick google searches show me that either to have <mo> on its own, or remove anything like <t> or <me>.

I don't want to have to outright get rid of it since I love mouse over game play. I'm including the macro I currently use and maybe after seeing it someone can give me some sort of suggestion other then what I found via google:

/micon "Cure"
/ac "Cure" <mo>
/ac "Cure" <focus>
/ac "Cure" <t>

I JUST posted about this. Don't use multi-target macros. You can't guarantee target order and as a result your heal will fallback to healing you instead (when it doesn't outright heal the wrong target).

Your macro should just be the <mo> action and you will never have that issue again.

EDIT: as an FYI it's the same for multi-action macros. So swifcast + rez can fail in just the same way and try to raise without using swifcast.