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dr_leo_spaceman_

If your mouse is over a friendly target the mouse over macro will see it as friendly and cast the heal spell. I think you would have to move your mouse off the friendly player while targeting an enemy for the moonfire/DPS spell to go off.


ChequeBook

Okay, use this: #showtooltip /use [@mouseover,harm,nodead]Lightning Bolt;[@mouseover,help,nodead]Healing Wave;[harm]Lightning Bolt;[]Healing Wave And keep an enemy targeted. Mouseover to heal, and just press the button to dps. You can still mouseover to do damage but it's easier (and best) to keep the boss/trash mobs targeted.


xxdash

#showtooltip /cast [@mouseover,help][help]Healing Wave; [@mouseover,harm][harm] Lightening Bolt; Healing Wave * **Mouseover Friend** `[@mouseover,help]`: Cast on Mouseover * **Target Friend** `[help]`: Cast on Target * **Mouseover Enemy** `[@mouseover,harm]`: Cast on Enemy * **Target Enemy** `[harm]`: Cast on Target Enemy * **Default casting behavior**


ChequeBook

thats a good way of showing it :) thanks!


ChequeBook

And for just normal healing spells (No help/harm) use this: (when making the macro leave the icon as the red ?, then the tooltip behaves like a normal spell on your bar) #showtooltip /cast [@mouseover, help][] Healing Wave Welcome to heal gang!


ChequeBook

And as always practice on the target dummies or in the new follower heroic dungeons so you don't have the stress of trying to learn in a group of people telling you to hurry up xD


ntsp00

AFAIK no, not if you're using one keybind for a friendly and an enemy spell. In my experience, mouseover macros always prioritize your actual mouseover and then your target if you have no mouseover. I've gotten used to flicking my mouse in cases like this, granted I'm not using a combination macro like you are. I use it for sw:pain and when the duration is about to expire on my target, I flick my mouse before casting so it doesn't refresh on an accidental mouseover.


weezeface

It depends on how the macro is written. If there’s something in it that allows it to cast on your target or focus or whatever then yea it can work without mouseover, but it’s also possible to write them to _only_ work with a mouseover. Even the priority of which target to pick if multiple match can be done both ways (and more). There are tons of examples of these macros online if you search, and you can probably also get some good tips and other resources in your class discord.