I was wondering if there is a way to first check if my trinkets are off cooldown and THEN use /use them.
Here is what the problem is.
My macros look BASICALLY something like this.
Problem with this method is when my trinkets are on Cooldown I get bombarded withItem is Not Ready YetandSpell Is Not Ready Yeterror messages, which significantly reduce my casting speed, which is a BIG problem in PVP. You know every failed spell or trinket use trigger a GCD of like 0.5 or more.
I need some way to check if the trinkets are ready before executing the /use command and if they are still on Cooldown, the macro should skip the /use 13, 14 part and proceed directly with the spell-cast.
Here is how I imagine it, USING PSEUDO-CODE to just represent my idea.
Anyone got any idea how to resolve this ? I used the Search function but didn't find anything relevant to my problem.
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- Hi, I've got a trinket that does an AoE heal on my target (similar to how Prayer of Healing works) but I can't figure out how to make a mouseover macro with it. It's in slot 13. Any help would be appreciated.
- But you are right that trinkets are slot 13 (top trinket) and 14 (bottom) and the macro would be /use 14. If you are not going to macro the trinket with another ability such as Icy Veins (for example) just drag the trinket to your action bar and don't worry about taking up a macro slot.
- As I understand it, this type of macro won't work quite this way. My recommendation would be to make different modifer keys do different parts of this, so like, press G to equip trinket 1, press alt-G to use trinket 1 and then equip trinket 2, shift-G to use trinket 2. Something like that would work, but it's not what you're looking for exactly.