Instead, your tooltip will display the first ability or item you specify in the main body of your macro. That is unless you use the "#showtooltip" command at the top of your macro commands.Įven though this is a conditional part of your macro, you don't have to specify the name of the spell after the #showtooltip command. For instance, if you set up a macro to cast on a target when I hover over the macro button on my action bar, it will just say 'Greater Heal macro,' or whatever you decide to name it.
When you create a macro, the standard tooltip will default to whatever you name your macro.
Note: Not all macro conditions listed in the guide linked above will function properly in WoW Classic. For instance, binding to a mouseover macro can cast that ability on a targeted frame by running your mouse over it, instead of physically targeting the unit and manually casting the spell. You can also use 'mouseover' macros to cast a spell on certain units without having to click a button to cast your spell at all physically. I am more likely to see them if you post them Wow Lazy Macros under the appropriate macro topic.Why exactly do you need macros? Binding certain items to abilities will automate the process to operate off one key binding, rather than clicking a bunch of buttons to achieve the same effect. * Drag and drop the icon to your action barĪny feedback or suggestions are greatly appreciated!įor the moment I will leave comments open, though I may not see them quickly.
* Once this is done select the macro you want and click the "create icon" button * This will save the set of macros to your account. * Under Plugins, select the GSE-Elfyau button * Once in-game, open up GSE Options (type /gs or. GSE is available at Ī collection of Priest macros specifically tailored for running from level 50+ in any content you wish to play. This is a plugin for GSE and you need to have it installed to use this plugin. Important Note: This depends on GSE3 or higher
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