This macro is great to learn from - its structured and logical and very easy to follow, thanks learnt alot from this

The clerics mana situation may be a usefull add to this - currently editing it myself for this, again a great starting point.

Using the following - keeping it simple #turbo Sub Main :loop /if (${Me.Casting.ID}) /goto :loop /target <target name> /if (${Target.PctHPs}<60) { /goto :heal } else { /goto :loop } :heal /cast 1 /if (${Me.Standing} && !${Me.Mount.ID}) /sit } /goto :loop If the target is a beastlord it targe...

Ok Draconis thanks for the starting point, will post what I make in a new thread, and leave this one alone. And thanks Macrofest gave me a real good starting point

Yes Draconis that does it although would love to see where/how that began could you PM me if you still have it?

Very new still and playing around with macro's. What I want is to send a bot a tell "/tell you cast 1 now on me" and it cast the spell in gem slot 1.

Obviously I am then going to convert this to do 2, 3 etc and build it into existing macro's.

Thank you for any info

I am not anywhere good enough to do this - but if you could add a tell command to cast1 or cast2 ect would keep buffing simple if you were using a druid say, ie /tell <powerleveler> cast 1 = power leveler cast spell slot 1 (damage shield) /tell <powerleveler> cast 2 = power leveler cast spell slot 2...

Thanks for the start - already making adjustments to improve this

Very new to this and never written a macro, but used others. I am looking to see how they are formed starting at a very easy level - I know I could simply copy others that are here but I would rather get to my own some day - so I wish to make a macro that practises hide and sneak lets say, waits for...