Anything that requires two GCD’s generally cannot not be put in macros, unless you’re ok with pressing your macro button twice.
Canceling form does not incur a GCD so technically it should work but i tried the macro without Vuhdo and i can’t even seem to get it to work without the addon so I’m not sure if it is possible to put this in a macro. Weirdly enough though, manually cancelling form and quickly use wild charge to a friendly target does seem to work like intended. Very curious as to why this fails in a macro.
You can just use /cancelform btw instead of /cancelaura current form.
Yeah it worked for me too when pressing twice but you shouldn’t have to press it twice because there’s only one spell that requires a GCD. Pressing it twice is the reason it doesn’t work for him in Vuhdo.
No than you haven’t been paying attention properly because cancelling form does not incur a GCD.
Bro, i have been playing Druid since forever, i know what I’m talking about. Cancelling form does NOT incur a GCD. Test it for yourself by manually cancelling form and manually Wild Charge to a friendly target. You’ll notice that you can instantly WC to that friendly target which isn’t possible if cancelform was on the GCD.
The only CD swirl you get is from either WC or the swirl to go to the same form again which does have a CD (or shifting to another form which also uses a GCD) but that’s not the subject of this thread. Cancelling form does not incur a GCD and you can use any ability, except for the same form, INSTANTLY after using canceling form.
Well it is confusing and maybe the cause this macro doesn’t work (although unrelated to macro itself).
Before shifting was off the GCD years ago, good old times, at one point they implemented this same form CD because when your were in Cat form for example and you got rooted in PvP, you could simply press a macro that got you out of the root whilst staying in the same Cat form, which was fun for the Druid but pretty broken. Nowadays you can naturally still shift roots but you have to fully go to another form for that.