Double tap to cast @cursor for ground targetting

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Hi all,

I find the ground targeting spells kind of wonky and slow to use. The @cursor is a great way to get them out faster, but at the cost of precision and mistakes.

/cast [@cursor] Infernal Strike for example will trigger even if your cursor is out of range of a spell, meaning you might not jump far enough when pulling.

I don’t really like the use of modifiers for this and instead am trying to create a macro that would double tap to cast @ cursor however:
/cast Infernal Strike
/cast [@cursor] Infernal Strike
Will just lock you into the ground targeted skill (and /in doesn’t support /stopspelltarget), and
/castsequence Infernal Strike, [@cursor] Infernal Strike
seem to just apply the @cursor modifier to the entire sequence thus just instantly casting it @cursor.

Any ideas to help with this?

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I don’t have a solution to offer, but can shine some light on 2 things.

That’s correct, /castsequence only takes 1 (optional) block of conditionals, that is then applied to any spell. It’s syntax is basically:

/castsequence [c1,c2,c3,...] reset=r1/r2/r3/... SPELL1, SPELL2, SPELL3, ...

I’m not sure what /in is supposed to be, but there are no usable commands to delay/pause/wait before casting a spell. This is by design, as such a command would violate the current anti-botting rules.

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