Making Macros : 6)Target

Target a_ /target If we want to target Snowflake, for example(sorry Snowflake. I couldn't resist, your nick is too beatifull): /target Snowflake Then u can add the othe part of the macro. wow gold /target Snowflake /w What a beatifull nick. b_ conditional Target can also be a conditional. For example: /cast [target=Snowflake] #spell# will cast the spell only if Snowflake is our actual target or.[target=heal] will cast if target is friend [target=combat]. wow power level will cast if the target is hostile [target=nocombat] will cast if the target is not hostile(neutral. or friend) enjoy to find other target conditions. I for myself will add some, soon. Let me test them first as I don't use them. 7). wow gold Modifiers It's better to explain with an example: /cast [modifier:shift] #spell1#; [modifier:ctrl]. #spell2#; [modifier:alt] #spell3#; #spell0# this will cast spell1 if we are pressing shift when clicking on the macro button. #spell2# if we are pressing ctrl, #spell3# if we are pressing alt. wow power leveling #spell0# if we are not pressing any key. Stances Stances work exactly as Modifiers: /cast [stance:1] #spell1#. [stance:2] #spell2#; ...; [stance:n] #spelln#; #spell0# but insted of button pressed it keeps trak of the stance we are if we are a warrior. the form if we are a druid, and so on. It's all, for a while. I'll test the macros I have for myself and I will soon ad some here. wow level up but you'll better try some for yourself, as no macro is better than another, you only need to find yours. " .