Mouseover and target macro issue

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I’ve made a macro on my monk that, if I mouseover or target an enemy, will cast Thunder Focus Tea, and not cast it if it’s friendly. I thought I got it to work last night, but discovered that if I have an enemy targeted, and mouseover a friendly to heal, it will still cast TFT. Is there anyway to prevent this?

Atm the line in the macro looks like this:
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead,talent:7/3] [harm,nodead,talent:7/3] Thunder Focus Tea

And yeah, the talent part is so it will only be activated with that talent chosen.

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Thunder Focus Tea is a buff on yourself. Why would you set it up this way at all?

The condition blocks act as an OR test. “If I’m mousing over an enemy OR targeting an enemy Then…” one of those conditions is true when targeting an enemy regardless of your mouseover target.

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Hi, and thanks for the reply.
What I use this for is basically macroing in TFT on the spell I prefer to use it on, in different healing builds. Like in Rising Mist build I want to use it on Rising Sun Kick (RSK), and on my Razer Naga I use the same button for RSK (enemy) and Soothing Mist (friendly)
I use the same macro with different spells on Vivify for Upwelling build. Thats the reason I’m doing it, just so I’m sure I pop TFT on cd. But as you can see from the macro below, and as you explained, I will pop TFT even if I’m using Soothing Mist on a friendly through mouseover with an enemy targeted.

The complete macro looks like this:
/targetenemy [noharm][noexists][dead]
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead,talent:7/3] [harm,nodead,talent:7/3] Thunder Focus Tea
/cast [mod:alt,@player] [@mouseover,help,nodead] Soothing Mist; [@mouseover,harm,nodead][harm] Rising Sun Kick; Soothing Mist

And from what I got from your reply, this isn’t doable in this macro?

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Try

/cast [mod:alt,@player] [@mouseover,help,nodead] ; [@mouseover,harm,nodead] [harm] Thunder Focus Tea
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Thank you very much, seems like this does the trick. Works perfectly now :smiley:

But do you mind explaining me how the [@mouseover,help,nodead] part works? I thought that would mean it activated if I mouseovered a friendly target. Thought I understood the basics of macros, but you sir proved me wrong!

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It’s essentially mirroring your cast and telling it to do nothing when the help conditions return true (observe the ;).

Personally, I would have gone for a more control route and just setup TFT as [mod:shift]

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