Levitate Macro

[Verttex]

Can someone write a macro that casts Levitate on a target/self but if it casts it on yourself it checks to whether or not you have it and if you do it debuffs it?

Sorry its kind of hard to explain. -_-.

[Dridzt]

Not possible.

Macros work with very specific conditions, presence of a buff is not among them.

[Phanx]

You would need to use a modifier key to cancel the buff (and decide on your own when to use it), since macros cannot change which action they perform depending on whether or not you have a specific buff (or debuff).

/cancelaura [mod:shift] Levitate
/stopmacro [mod:shift]
/cast [help, nomod] [@player] Levitate

... will cancel Levitate if you hold the shift key, cast Levitate on your target if it is friendly and you are not holding any modifier key, or cast Levitate on yourself otherwise.

[Verttex]

Originally Posted by Phanx You would need to use a modifier key to cancel the buff (and decide on your own when to use it), since macros cannot change which action they perform depending on whether or not you have a specific buff (or debuff). /cancelaura [mod:shift] Levitate /stopmacro [mod:shift] /cast [help, nomod] [@player] Levitate ... will cancel Levitate if you hold the shift key, cast Levitate on your target if it is friendly and you are not holding any modifier key, or cast Levitate on yourself otherwise.

Works great. Thanks!

[afonso.lage]

I'm new with this forum, and with macros/addons but, what if you use UnitBuff to check if it has a buff active and do it?


Something like that:

/run for i=1,40 do local name,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_=UnitBuff("player",i);if name and name == "Levitate" then CancelUnitBuff("player", i) end end

[SDPhantom]

There's 2 problems with that, I think CancelUnitBuff() is a protected function, meaning not even a script can run it. Even if it wasn't, there wouldn't be a way to pass the condition through to affect the decision on whether or not to cast the spell since that's a protected function too (and so is StopMacro() that is called by the command /stopmacro).