02-06-2010, 02:11 PM
With the SPECIAL precast I meant that you are to make it so that it only executes once. The reason for this is that it is very easy to hit a macro more than once with the mouse scroll, having dangerous macros (such as a precast) therefor requires some kind of protection.
A way to do it might be to use mana/HP checks, or even a timer. The precast is fully up to you, I how ever only had one precast macro scripted, and it was interruptible.
The macro essentially clicked a light, took a bandage and waited for the last sec before using a XUO scroll. I didn't use it much besides when I got lazy as its dangerous to determine if you want to precast that long beforehand.
Anyways, the ways I precasted was:
- With bandages, when I've been hit to like 93-99ish (sometimes even below if I'm sure the person wont fs).
- With greater heal, if I've been hit to like 80 ish (I can't really remember the math, but essentially I used GHeal to precast if the precast damage + my current damage + the health from the heal landed me above 92).
- With light from full HP if my opponent is running out of mana.
- With reflect when I'm getting a hit, making it look like a big hit.
Not sure if those things help, both the macros and the way you precast is very personal. I can just give some logical reason to why certain macros are better than others, but at the end of the day, its all up to preference and being able to hit as many keys as you can as fast as possible.
A way to do it might be to use mana/HP checks, or even a timer. The precast is fully up to you, I how ever only had one precast macro scripted, and it was interruptible.
The macro essentially clicked a light, took a bandage and waited for the last sec before using a XUO scroll. I didn't use it much besides when I got lazy as its dangerous to determine if you want to precast that long beforehand.
Anyways, the ways I precasted was:
- With bandages, when I've been hit to like 93-99ish (sometimes even below if I'm sure the person wont fs).
- With greater heal, if I've been hit to like 80 ish (I can't really remember the math, but essentially I used GHeal to precast if the precast damage + my current damage + the health from the heal landed me above 92).
- With light from full HP if my opponent is running out of mana.
- With reflect when I'm getting a hit, making it look like a big hit.
Not sure if those things help, both the macros and the way you precast is very personal. I can just give some logical reason to why certain macros are better than others, but at the end of the day, its all up to preference and being able to hit as many keys as you can as fast as possible.