Having a little problem here. i use hunter and DK and Monk macro with the Gnome sequencer they work all fine But when i put in a pally macro i only get the macro name? and i have this problem with all pally macro’s. Tried every pally macro i could find that works with Gnome Sequencer and somehow none is working?? Not even in a new macro with only a pally macro.
Post your macro. I just made a Paladin macro that is working great so it must be an error in the macro.
local _, Sequences = … – Don’t touch this
– Rename this file to Sequences.lua before you get started, it uses a different file name so as not to overwrite your existing file with a future update.
– Every entry in the Sequences table defines a single sequence of macros which behave similarly to /castsequence.
– Sequence names must be unique and contain no more than 16 characters.
– To use a macro sequence, create a blank macro in-game with the same name you picked for the sequence here and it will overwrite it.
– Here’s a large demonstration sequence documenting the format:
Sequences[“GnomeExample1”] = {
– StepFunction optionally defines how the step is incremented when pressing the button.
– This example increments the step in the following order: 1 12 123 1234 etc. until it reaches the end and starts over
– DO NOT DEFINE A STEP FUNCTION UNLESS YOU THINK YOU KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING
StepFunction = [[
limit = limit or 1
if step == limit then
limit = limit % #macros + 1
step = 1
else
step = step % #macros + 1
end
]],
-- PreMacro is optional macro text that you want executed before every single button press.
-- This is if you want to add something like /startattack or /stopcasting before all of the macros in the sequence.
PreMacro = [[
/run print("-- PreMacro Script --")
/startattack
]],
-- PostMacro is optional macro text that you want executed after every single button press.
-- I don't know what you would need this for, but it's here anyway.
PostMacro = [[
/run print("-- PostMacro Script --")
]],
-- Macro 1
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 1!”)
/cast SpellName1
]],
-- Macro 2
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 2!”)
/cast SpellName2
]],
-- Macro 3
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 3!”)
/cast SpellName3
]],
}
– Here is a short example which is what most sequences will look like
Sequences[“GnomeExample2”] = {
– Macro 1
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 1!”)
/cast SpellName1
]],
-- Macro 2
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 2!”)
/cast SpellName2
]],
-- Macro 3
[[
/run print(“Executing macro 3!”)
/cast SpellName3
]],
}
Sequences[‘ProtST’] = {
PreMacro = [[
/targetenemy [noharm][dead]
/castsequence reset=2 Seal of Truth,null
/castsequence reset=2 Sacred Shield,null
]],
‘/cast Crusader Strike’,
‘/cast Judgment’,
“/cast !Avenger’s Shield”,
‘/cast !Hammer of Wrath’,
‘/cast Consecration’,
‘/cast Holy Wrath’,
‘/cast Holy Prism’,
‘/cast Shield of the Righteous’,
PostMacro = [[
/use [combat]13
/use [combat]14
]],
}
Sequences['FuzzyProt'] = {
PreMacro = [[
/targetenemy [noharm][dead]
/castsequence reset=30 Divine Protection,Sacred Shield
]],
[[/cast Avenger's Shield]],
'/cast Holy Wrath',
'/cast Consecration',
'/cast Hammer of the Righteous',
'/cast Judgment',
'/cast !Hammer of Wrath',
'/cast Holy Prism',
'/cast !Shield of the Righteous',
'/castsequence [mod:shift] Ardent Defender, Guardian of Ancient Kings',
PostMacro = [[
]],
}
mine works great just make sure when u pate it into notepad++ that the cast lines in the actual macro are greyed out the avengers shield will be in red, also make sure to rename the macro to that in which you want it to be but leave in the ’ before and after the macro name
enjoy
I don’t see your macro here, but it is most likely your Avenger’s Shield. Since is has an apostrophe in the name it screws up the syntax. Instead of bracketing with apostrophes you’ll need to make it look like this.
[[/cast Avenger’s Shield]],
The rest of the macro can be normal.
A lot of people are seeing the .lua file failing to load error, this is probably the reason.
P.S.
I was just working on my Ret macro and you’ll need to include [[/cast Templar’s Verdict]], to the list.