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In work atm so can't check but I'm after a macro that will cast a spell (say renew) on my vudho mouseover target, if that doesnt exist then on my selected target, if that doesn't exist then on myself.

wwas thinking something along the lines of:

/cast [target=vuhdo] renew; [target] renew; renew

Alternatively is there a way of getting vuhdo to cast the spell you have assigned to a mouse button to do the above when you are not hovered over a vuhdo frame?

Have u tried a 'mouseo over' macro?x

Problem solved, I was looking for:

#showtooltip
/cast [target=mouseover,help] renew; [help] renew; renew

Think I might have to change "mouseover" to "vuhdo" though, will see tonight :p

Yeah I had the same problem ages ago nd I changed it to mouse over and never had a problem again! :)

what does @mouseover, exist, and help do? (my macros form mop a total crap so if you know good macros I will be rlly gradful, becuase I am rlly not get used to oldschool healing ).

http://inthefringes.wordpress.com/2009/01/27/macro-syntax-writing-a-wow-macro/
Conditions

Conditions are important and it’s often the place where my macro breaks. A condition (or the sum of all set conditions) must be true if the spell is to be cast. If all conditions aren’t met, the macro will continue onward to the next set of conditions and if there isn’t any, the macro will end without casting. It’s vital to get your conditions correct. Any condition usually has an opposite, such as combat vs nocombat, where ‘no’ negates the condition. If no conditions are mentioned, the spell will automatically cast. My favourite conditions:

[target=mouseover] – spell will be cast on mouseover target

[combat, nocombat] – evaluates combat status

[harm, help] – harm is true if your target is attackable and help is true if target is assistable

[nostance, stance, stance:0 - stance:6] very important as a shapeshifting druid. Nostance or stance:0 refers to normal stance, i.e. caster form as a druid, whilst stance:1 to stance:6 is each form as you count them from your druid shapeshifting bar. As a resto, I always remember stance:5, which is Tree of Life or Moonkin form. [stance] means the condition is true in any form.

[stealth, nostealth] - applies to rogues and cat form

[modifier, nomodifier, modifier:<shift,ctrl,alt>] – I don’t use modifiers much as it generally requires pressing two keys at once, but a lot of macro’s do and that creates the need to know about them.

[exists, noexists] – Returns true if the target or spell exists. Rarely useful to me, but used occasionally.

[dead, nodead] – Great for resurrection spells in particular.

Problem solved, I was looking for:

#showtooltip
/cast [target=mouseover,help] renew; [help] renew; renew

Think I might have to change "mouseover" to "vuhdo" though, will see tonight :p

That's pretty messy macroing.

You should rewrite it as such:

/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead] [] Renew

More you don't need. "target=mouseover" is old, was replaced by "@mouseover".
"nodead" is self-explanatory, no error messages if person is dead.
"[]" is equivalent to a standard Renew cast without any macros (the way it would cast if you clicked it in the spellbook), so it would choose your target, and if it is a friendly target cast it on the target, if not, cast it on yourself.

By the way, this is my standard heal macro:

/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead] [@target,help,nodead] [@focus,help,nodead,exists] [@player] Rejuvenation

It's basically a priority list. Mouseover is the most important, then target, then focus, then myself. Maybe that's helpful to some people. ^.^