Install it in your WoW Addons folder like always. Next you must rename “ExampleSequences.lua” to “Sequences.lua”. Then open up Sequences.lua and delete everything from the line that starts with Sequences on down. Then past this macro in. After that, open up WoW and open your macros window and create a new macro with the name “SpitzST” and it will create the macro for you. Drag to your bar and tap away.
The temp talents for the time being (and this macro) are 3212112
If you follow my instructions, it will work. I’ve been doing multiple testing for several hours now.
Download GnomeSequencer
Copy to Addons folder
Rename ExampleSequences to Sequences
Open Sequences.lua and copy my macro below the line “-- Here’s a large demonstration sequence documenting the format:”
Open WoW
Make sure GnomeSequencer addon is turned on
Create a new macro and name it “SpitzST”
Side note…ANY change you make to the macro inside of Sequences.lua, you must SAVE the document and then /reload inside of WOW for the changes to take effect.
To account for some new talent changes, I made some slight modifications to the OP from Spitz and it seems to be working fairly well for me. I see an increase over 7.1 damage now instead of a decrease.
Talents are 1212122.
Use the Macro+SS method outlined by Spitz in an earlier thread
Start sequence I’m using is Rockbiter -> Flametongue -> Fury of Air -> Wolves -> Activate Macro Sequence
[quote quote=39555]To account for some new talent changes, I made some slight modifications to the OP from Spitz and it seems to be working fairly well for me. I see an increase over 7.1 damage now instead of a decrease.
Talents are 1212122.
I am using for the original GS addon instructions posted in the OP of this thread, haven’t gone back to GSE since it broke on the 7.1.5 update, hoping GS will withstand the next patch better than GSE.
I love Spitz macros, but can anyone help with GSE2?, when I try to import it it says “Storage The Custom StepFunction Specified is not recognised and has been ignored.”
Thanks in advance !