I’m looking to make a frost mage macro. I have the main macro setup but I want to add a nested macro that uses a standard wow cast sequence macro. Its important that it is a standard macro to ensure that it always casts in order.
Why cant you just put the /castsequence line into the macro? You can chain any macro however it will still fall under the same limits on placement as any other line in GSE. it would still be /click [mod:alt] Flurry But if your castsequence line in your keypress is not working that won’t work either.
All GSE is, is an enhanced interface to enter WOW’s macro commands.
This doesn’t work. I would like to nest a normal macro because it does not skip any cast in the rotation like GSE does. This way it forces the macro to run flurry -> ice lance -> frostbolt in that exact order every time.
I’m guessing its a limitation of the nesting feature but wanted to make sure it wasn’t because of the alt mod. Looks like its back to the drawing board.
Hmm if it does work at some point I might want to remove the last frostbolt from the alt mod and add a interrupt cast instead. Well have to get it to work first before I get into testing that.
But you will have the same problem here as you did with the castsequence here as it will perform exactly the same action.
You may need to have a gse macro called flurry with just the one /castsequence line instead of a normal macro. If it’s just the one line In the macro body, it will behave like a normal Wow macro.