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A macro to cancel casting current spell and clear spellcasting queue?
Not sure this is a proper forum to ask, but here goes (since it also can be needed in interface mods ;))...
Hi! I'm playing healer (Warden) that also does DPS. Because of my DPS I often have damage spell being cast with another damage spell in the queue. If I need to heal somebody urgently, I need something to both cancel the current spell and clear the spell in the queue. There's macro command to clear the spell queue (/CLEarabilityqueue), so that's not an issue. However I have problems to figure out how to cancel spell being cast reliably and without unneccessary delays. What I found so far: - Jumping cancels spell reliably, but I don't know how to put jump into macro (though I can work around this with keymapping/macroing soft) and, what is much WORSE, jumping introduces delay before you can cast another spell (you can't cast while in the air). - Moving cancels spell if you move "far enough". This is pretty unreliable. - Pressing Escape cancels spell being cast, but it has also many undesirable effects -- if you press it too much, you can lose your target, close windows, etc. I also have no idea how to put Escape key into macro. - /sit command seems to interrupt spellcast reliably. But it produces unneccesary annoying emote message. So far it seems like a best bet (since if you start casting while sitting you jump up immediatelly without delay). So... any better ideas than /sit ? :) |
As far as I can tell, pressing "x" twice is the best way, or you could just do the "x" then /cast; I also play a healer.
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You can assign a key to do just that. Go to Options -> Controls -> Spell Keys. You can assign any key on your keyboard to cancel casting. :)
I've done it up like ole EQ1 since I'm so used to it - I cancel casting and duck with the same button hehe. |
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How do you do both cancel casting and duck with the same button btw? |
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There is a macro text command for it, I use it alot :D Think that it's:
/cancel_spellcast or /cancel_spellcasting Not sure which I'll check when I log in. |
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