| Chielah | #301823 Monday May 19, 2008 at 23:38 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Rafiky: it depends on how you want to do the rotation really. One option is to use the macro for one steady and then use a special (Arcane, Multi) and when those two are both on cooldown, use it like BM hunters do, and spam the shit out of it. another idea, is to add in a /castrandom line for arcane and multi, but that can be dangerous depending on the amount of CC. Yeah, the macro I posted is just a slight modification to the castsequence macros for MM/SV. You could spam the crap out of it, too. Also, for the /castrandom additions of Multi and Arcane in the spam macro, you can make a separate macro with the Multi removed that becomes a nice spam macro for CC situations. I think that one works best with Imp. Arcane Shot. Anyway, I'm guessing these macros were lifted off of Alu's site for SV hunters, Nightdrifter. It's a pretty great resource for people curious about Surv builds. |
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| Dulin | #302531 Friday May 23, 2008 at 08:35 | |
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Unfortunately, it's also exceeded its bandwidth... possibly from being linked to on the LO site. ;)
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| Chielah | #302538 Friday May 23, 2008 at 08:43 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Dulin: Unfortunately, it's also exceeded its bandwidth... possibly from being linked to on the LO site. ;) It's now hosted here: http://www.brigwyn.com/?page_id=217 The macro comes from the "Hunter Toolkit". |
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| Troll | #306798 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 17:54 | |
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I am currently using the 3:2 with two macros.. #showtooltip Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 0 /cast !Auto Shot /click [target=pettarget,exists] MultiBarBottomLeftButton12 /cast Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 1 /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() MACRO 2: /castsequence reset=4 Kill Command, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot My question is this. I recently specced for Improved Arcane Shot and was wondering if iAS could be put into this macro in lieu of manually weaving? If so, how/where do I put it? Or am I better simply manually weaving? Thanks. --
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| Erywin | #306800 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 18:58 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Troll: I am currently using the 3:2 with two macros.. #showtooltip Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 0 /cast !Auto Shot /click [target=pettarget,exists] MultiBarBottomLeftButton12 /cast Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 1 /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() MACRO 2: /castsequence reset=4 Kill Command, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot My question is this. I recently specced for Improved Arcane Shot and was wondering if iAS could be put into this macro in lieu of manually weaving? If so, how/where do I put it? Or am I better simply manually weaving? Thanks. #showtooltip Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 0 /cast !Auto Shot /click [target=pettarget,exists] MultiBarBottomLeftButton12 /castrandom Arcane Shot /cast Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 1 /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() You could try that, should work, tho I have never found imp Arcane to be worth it so I just stick with the /castsequence 1.5:1 rotation and use 3:2 for haste situations. --
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| Troll | #306802 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 19:18 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Erywin: quote: Originally posted by Troll: I am currently using the 3:2 with two macros.. #showtooltip Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 0 /cast !Auto Shot /click [target=pettarget,exists] MultiBarBottomLeftButton12 /cast Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 1 /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() MACRO 2: /castsequence reset=4 Kill Command, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot, !Auto Shot My question is this. I recently specced for Improved Arcane Shot and was wondering if iAS could be put into this macro in lieu of manually weaving? If so, how/where do I put it? Or am I better simply manually weaving? Thanks. #showtooltip Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 0 /cast !Auto Shot /click [target=pettarget,exists] MultiBarBottomLeftButton12 /castrandom Arcane Shot /cast Steady Shot /console Sound_EnableSFX 1 /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() You could try that, should work, tho I have never found imp Arcane to be worth it so I just stick with the /castsequence 1.5:1 rotation and use 3:2 for haste situations. I tried that and unfortunately, Steady Shot never fires. =/ Also Erywin, in another thread you said ... quote: /castsequence reset=3 Auto Shot, Steady Shot, Arcane Shot, Auto Shot, Steady Shot, Auto Shot, Steady Shot, Multi-Shot, Auto Shot, Steady Shot /cast [target=pettarget,exists] Kill Command /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() Is the macro I use for a 1.5:1 shot rotation with Kill Command. I use a standard 3:2 spam macro for CC and haste situations. Why not use the 3:2 all the time and manually weave AS and MS? What is the advantage of the castsequence macro over the spam? --
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| Troll edited this message on Sunday June 15, 2008 at 19:40 | ||
| Chielah | #306804 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 19:57 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Erywin: I just stick with the /castsequence 1.5:1 rotation and use 3:2 for haste situations. Same for me. However, I use a macro with a castrandom addition in the form of: /castsequence reset=3 !Auto Shot, Steady Shot /castrandom Multi-Shot, Arcane Shot |
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| Erywin | #306807 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 20:18 | |
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Troll: My castsequence macro is more a result of my situation as a raid lead rather than a function of maximized DPS. As a raid lead I spend more time watching raid members health, boss ability timers, etc than I do watching the CDs on my shots. If I had the ability to do all my leady stuff and manually do my shot rotations then I wouldn't even need macros, but due to the function of Hunter rotations taking exact timing and concentration, its just not a feasible possibility for me. So I am sticking to my shot rotation macros and my G15 until I get banned or stop playing >< Chielah: I use that specific macro because after extensive testing it performs the best compared to other macros, and yes I have actually tried the macro you posted, ended up clipping too many auto shots with it :( YMMV tho due to Latency, gear (mainly weapon speed), etc. Cheers, E --
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| Chielah | #306809 Sunday June 15, 2008 at 20:28 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Erywin: Troll: My castsequence macro is more a result of my situation as a raid lead rather than a function of maximized DPS. As a raid lead I spend more time watching raid members health, boss ability timers, etc than I do watching the CDs on my shots. If I had the ability to do all my leady stuff and manually do my shot rotations then I wouldn't even need macros, but due to the function of Hunter rotations taking exact timing and concentration, its just not a feasible possibility for me. So I am sticking to my shot rotation macros and my G15 until I get banned or stop playing >< Chielah: I use that specific macro because after extensive testing it performs the best compared to other macros, and yes I have actually tried the macro you posted, ended up clipping too many auto shots with it :( YMMV tho due to Latency, gear (mainly weapon speed), etc. Cheers, E Yeah, even as a non-lead, I prefer the awareness I get from macro spam. As far as macros go, I can barely see a difference between the performance of the two. I've just used the unlinked one for some reason *shrug* |
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| Troll | #306829 Monday June 16, 2008 at 07:05 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Erywin: Troll: My castsequence macro is more a result of my situation as a raid lead rather than a function of maximized DPS. As a raid lead I spend more time watching raid members health, boss ability timers, etc than I do watching the CDs on my shots. If I had the ability to do all my leady stuff and manually do my shot rotations then I wouldn't even need macros, but due to the function of Hunter rotations taking exact timing and concentration, its just not a feasible possibility for me. So I am sticking to my shot rotation macros and my G15 until I get banned or stop playing >< That makes sense. Thanks. I might stick with the spammed 3:2 for now. I am tinkering with specs lately, and that seems to be the most flexible and work in the most situations. --
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| Rafiky | #306842 Monday June 16, 2008 at 09:41 | |
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the 3:2 macro is intended for BM only, due to shot mechanics. MM and SV (due to the lack of passive haste) should use the 1:1 macro and manually weave arcane shot/multi shot or another steady into their rotation. --
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| beleg | #307019 Tuesday June 17, 2008 at 13:29 | |
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/sigh i thought i had it all figured out...so, anyways i have a attack speed of 1.93 as BM with the haste cloak from ZA and the badge weapon. What macro do you suggest? 1:1 or 3:2? and if you suggest one...can you post the exact macro? there seems to be different versions floatin around and i'm all confused. also i can't just use cheeky to check which is best as i'm on a mac and only some of the stuff in the spreadsheet works for me (i cannot change the shot rotation). :( | |
| Chielah | #307022 Tuesday June 17, 2008 at 13:47 | |
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quote: Originally posted by beleg: /sigh i thought i had it all figured out...so, anyways i have a attack speed of 1.93 as BM with the haste cloak from ZA and the badge weapon. What macro do you suggest? 1:1 or 3:2? and if you suggest one...can you post the exact macro? there seems to be different versions floatin around and i'm all confused. also i can't just use cheeky to check which is best as i'm on a mac and only some of the stuff in the spreadsheet works for me (i cannot change the shot rotation). :( Always use one with: /cast !Auto Shot /cast Steady Shot Castsequence macros are inferior for BM. |
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| Rafiky | #307045 Tuesday June 17, 2008 at 15:04 | |
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use the 3:2 macro, it becomes a 1:1 when there's enough haste. Get a cast bar like quartz and watch the swing timer (auto shot) and the special timer (steady). when you use it with only passive haste then when you pop rapid fire. --
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| beleg | #307071 Tuesday June 17, 2008 at 18:11 | |
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quote: Originally posted by Rafiky: use the 3:2 macro, it becomes a 1:1 when there's enough haste. Get a cast bar like quartz and watch the swing timer (auto shot) and the special timer (steady). when you use it with only passive haste then when you pop rapid fire. everyone has been telling me...when you have enough haste switch to 1:1...ok but when is enough haste? isn't there a set attack speed at which 1:1 is better? and what's the macro i should be using? if i'm at 1.93 i should be using 3:2? i can't check on cheeky cuz im mac :(. ive been using: #showtooltip Steady Shot /castrandom [target=pettarget,exists] Kill Command /castsequence reset=2/target !Auto Shot, Steady Shot /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear(); i also have: #showtooltip Steady Shot /cast !Auto shot /cast [target=pettarget,exists] Kill Command /cast Steady shot /script UIErrorsFrame:Clear() i'm thinking i should be using the 2nd one? |
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